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MG Stelvio NTX Exhaust Upgrade

cozmo

cozmo

Just got it firing!
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Hi, considering changing the stock end can on my bike to an after market one like a Quill or similar? Any feedback good or bad from anyone who has done this would greatly appreciated. Also, should anyone in the UK happen to have a compatable end can and pipe for sale, please let me know what you have. Thanks in advance, Colin.... ;)
 
Hi, I had a Quill fitted to my previous 2009 model Stelvio. It sounded good, there was an occassional pop and fart on the overun but not much. I had no issues with the bike while running this exhaust. I have kept the Quill sysytem to put on my 2012 year model when the warranty expires.
I had my old model dyno tested by Quill the day they fitted it, I have posted up the dyno chart on this forum about 18 months ago. They check to make sure it isn't running too lean.
I live about 12 miles from the Quill HQ, that was the main reason I picked them also they offered to fit and dyno run the exhaust, all included in the purchase price.
When I fit this to my new Stelvio next year I'll pop back to Quill to check it on the Dyno again.
 
Got a mivv speed edge on mine the only can that I could find that had been tested on the 2011 model at the time and am very impressed has freed the bike up nicely its so quick to rev now and very smooth at the bottom end pulls strongly from almost tick over in any gear got a k and n free flow filter as well the new fuel system adapts very well great sound with the db killer in good sound cruising builds too a great powerful roar on acceleration, crazy loud with the db killer out very light , nicely made I like the more modern shape suits the bike only down side was the time it took to get to me but worth the wait
 
fatal said:
Hi, I had a Quill fitted to my previous 2009 model Stelvio. It sounded good, there was an occassional pop and fart on the overun but not much. I had no issues with the bike while running this exhaust. I have kept the Quill sysytem to put on my 2012 year model when the warranty expires.
I had my old model dyno tested by Quill the day they fitted it, I have posted up the dyno chart on this forum about 18 months ago. They check to make sure it isn't running too lean.
I live about 12 miles from the Quill HQ, that was the main reason I picked them also they offered to fit and dyno run the exhaust, all included in the purchase price.
When I fit this to my new Stelvio next year I'll pop back to Quill to check it on the Dyno again.
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Thanks !!! :)
 
mrcanns said:
Got a mivv speed edge on mine the only can that I could find that had been tested on the 2011 model at the time and am very impressed has freed the bike up nicely its so quick to rev now and very smooth at the bottom end pulls strongly from almost tick over in any gear got a k and n free flow filter as well the new fuel system adapts very well great sound with the db killer in good sound cruising builds too a great powerful roar on acceleration, crazy loud with the db killer out very light , nicely made I like the more modern shape suits the bike only down side was the time it took to get to me but worth the wait
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Thank you !!! ;)
 
There's a thread here on most of the offerings, and my several can be found on the Store tab at the top of this page, or direct here; https://www.guzzitech.com/store/catego ... haust.html -- also, if you look at the Norge Category, I can supply the carbon muffler shown there as well. Contact me direct if you have any questions; Todd at GuzziTech.com
 
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