Termis for an MTS?

**jim shea** · 02 Mar 08, 11:14 AM

How much would a set of Termis cost for an MTS? I am considering buying a used one and would really like Termis....

**Pax** · 02 Mar 08, 06:38 PM

Termi's are a lovely option to have but do not expect alot of noise from them. For some reason the multi ones are not very loud at all. I have seen a set of Zard pipes on and they look good, not sure what they sound like though.

**Multimental** · 02 Mar 08, 06:49 PM

The slip-on Termis for a Multi are about £750. For this you get a performance air filter and DP ecu as well.

**jim shea** · 02 Mar 08, 06:56 PM

Thanks... I suppose to a degree it depends on whether the baffles have been 'modified' or not?

**Admiral Nelson** · 02 Mar 08, 08:12 PM

To get better power and noise you need to fit the cat bypass.

Kev

**jim shea** · 02 Mar 08, 08:21 PM

I will check if it has been done or not; I would hope it has as they were fitted by the dealer when new?

**Admiral Nelson** · 02 Mar 08, 09:12 PM

The cat bypass does not come with the Temis - they charge you extra. I looked at a demo with Termis and it was not much different to my standard cans. They said that the bypass is the best performance mod you can do!

Kev

**jim shea** · 03 Mar 08, 09:02 AM

Kev,
So, is the 'cat bypass' a new manifold with lambda sensors etc?

**jim shea** · 03 Mar 08, 09:34 AM

Would a set of Termi pipes off of a 1000 fit straight on to the 1100? and would the ecu and air filter fit?
Would a comfort seat from a 1000 also fit on the 1100??

**jim shea** · 03 Mar 08, 04:25 PM

I checked on the Termis and it does come with ecu and air filter...I was told it replaces the back cat', but does not replace the front cat'!! I assume it would make some improvement in 'noise', that is what I want, not the hp increase....

**Oz749s** · 05 Mar 08, 06:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Pax

Termi's are a lovely option to have but do not expect alot of noise from them. For some reason the multi ones are not very loud at all. I have seen a set of Zard pipes on and they look good, not sure what they sound like though.

I put a full Zard system on my MTS1100s, sounds great, fits well and looks better than the standard/Termi cans....can definitely recommend...pics here on my Black bike (written off) and the Red one..

**Triple9** · 05 Mar 08, 06:33 AM

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Originally Posted by jim shea

Would a set of Termi pipes off of a 1000 fit straight on to the 1100? and would the ecu and air filter fit?

Yes and yes.

Quote:

Originally Posted by jim shea

Would a comfort seat from a 1000 also fit on the 1100??

Yes.

If it noise yer want,how about a Remus system?Comes with road legal cans but with removable baffles.

Mine cost around £850 for the complete system.Just bolted it on with no other mods.

**Psychlist** · 05 Mar 08, 07:25 AM

I have a set of Termi's with removeable baffles off of my Multi sitting in a box in my garage, PM me if you're interested.
If you don't change the air filter or remove the cat then you don't need to change the ECU.

**jim shea** · 06 Mar 08, 11:02 AM

Don't know if you saw my post or not... but the ecu of off another bike will not work as it is programmed/coded and can not be reprogrammed!!!
So, this means that buying a used set of pipes and ecu is not going to work!!!!!!!!
Maybe decat is the way to go??
Ducati decat pipes
Cheers,