LRISEN68502
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I am contemplating buying a 13k 07 with aftermarket exhaust. My question is will the oem fuel computerism handle an aftermarket exhaust.
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looking to buy 07 f800st
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jeepinbanditrider
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It'll be fine with an aftermarket exhaust on it. All it'll do is make some more noise without something like a power commander though. If you want to realize any power gains you'd have to get a power commander or whatever works on Beemers.
middleagecrazy
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Aftermarket exhaust
I own a 2007 BMW F800st with a Scorpion carbon fiber muffler and it sounds great. You should have no trouble with the fuel mapping but be aware that you may have to drive the bike around for a few miles just to get the fuel/air/backpressure to adjust from the computer. When I took the bike in for its 18k maintenance, the service manager said the bike sounded great.
I own a 2007 BMW F800st with a Scorpion carbon fiber muffler and it sounds great. You should have no trouble with the fuel mapping but be aware that you may have to drive the bike around for a few miles just to get the fuel/air/backpressure to adjust from the computer. When I took the bike in for its 18k maintenance, the service manager said the bike sounded great.
sfarris1949
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Remus Exhaust
I've got a 2007 F800ST with a Remus aftermarket exhaust... no problems at all.
I've got a 2007 F800ST with a Remus aftermarket exhaust... no problems at all.
