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Newby with Eldorado

Jack Subrosa

Just got it firing!
Joined
Dec 30, 2023
Messages
11
Location
Tyler, Texas
Pick up my new-to-me '16 Eldorado next week. I've had it since Feb '23, but am just now joining due to my first real Moto Guzzi technical question. My Eldorado has a stock exhaust, so I've been shopping Agostini and Mistral, but stumbled upon the GTM full stainless setup. Very nice. Just this last spring I did a like conversion on my Husky Norden 901 - Rottweiler pro air box, PC-6, cat delete link pipe, and new silencer. Kept my header. Now my little 890cc KTM engine screams with performance that rivals not only my Griso but every R1200 and 1250 GS that I've owned. I didn't have to have the 901 remapped though. Had to darn near tear the bike completely down to do all that, but it was plug-n-play. So, my primary question is how to save $ if I do this conversion. Can I buy a PC-6 and just pay one of my local Guzzi shops to do the remapping thereby saving the price of the remapping tool, or is there I don't know about the 'GTM way'? $3600 for the stainless system, PC-6 and the mapping tool is pricey (the full conversion on the 901 was $1700...and that could have caused a divorce). Thanks
 
Hi Jack, I believe we've already traded emails on this. I'll save you the time though, short answer is no, no easy way. I don't do this to profiteer, I do it because it's the only way to do it properly.
 
Thank you Sir. I didn’t remember our discussing it. But I’m old and have been hit in the head a few times too many. And I didn’t realize GTM is the administrator. But got it now. Disregard the email I just sent to sales@GTMotoCycles.com. Thanks for the info, and once it cools down ‘round here (my bride does not like my hobby), and I get the bike in the garage (hopefully this week) I’ll get back with you. Thanks again. Jack
 
Ditto. I have the full setup on my Stelvio NTX and just acquired the setup and headers and H-pipe from GTM for my 2016 Eldorado.

Listen to what GTM tells you. He does not misrepresent or embellish his products at all. They are every bit as good as he states they are.
 
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