View Full Version : How much for a tune?
disturbed
27th May 2009, 09:10
im looking at importing some pipes for my bike when i get it, apparently the arrow tune or the triumph off road tune suit the pipes in question. does anyone know the cost of these?
short-circuit
27th May 2009, 09:43
im looking at importing some pipes for my bike when i get it, apparently the arrow tune or the triumph off road tune suit the pipes in question. does anyone know the cost of these?
I suspect it's arbitrary - costs you nothin if you buy pipes from a dealer.
Each time I've been hit up for $45. Plugging into a socket is hardly 1/2 an hours work but there you go
P.S saw ya lurkin in www.triumph675.net the other day.
Check out these too: www.street-triple.co.uk and www.triumphrat.net
disturbed
27th May 2009, 09:47
the ones im looking at are made buy a guy in the states and doesnt have a tune for them yet
http://www.triumph675.net/forum/showthread.php?t=30439
i think they look nice and are alot cheaper then any other option out there i just emailed him asking about the db rating on them, would hate to get them here and not be able to get a wof
if all else fails ill just slap the factory ones back on for a wof
short-circuit
27th May 2009, 09:55
the ones im looking at are made buy a guy in the states and doesnt have a tune for them yet
http://www.triumph675.net/forum/showthread.php?t=30439
i think they look nice and are alot cheaper then any other option out there i just emailed him asking about the db rating on them, would hate to get them here and not be able to get a wof
if all else fails ill just slap the factory ones back on for a wof
Yeah, many Speed Triple guys reckon the CRMs are a good piece of kit. I got my dual arrows at a good price from England and de baffled they are 80db at idle and 95 ish when cranked and they seem pretty loud to me but still comply.
Keep us posted
disturbed
27th May 2009, 09:57
id love the arrows but its too much coin for me to even consider. i can get these landed at my door for under $1100
short-circuit
27th May 2009, 10:06
id love the arrows but its too much coin for me to even consider. i can get these landed at my door for under $1100
Sounds like a good deal - I hear they sound killer. You'll have to join us Striplers on a southbound ride so I can get a squizz and hear em in the flesh
disturbed
27th May 2009, 10:31
always be keen 4 a ride, now i just gotta convince the mrs to get on the back haha, the other mufflers ive been eyeing are the sc project ones
short-circuit
27th May 2009, 11:18
always be keen 4 a ride, now i just gotta convince the mrs to get on the back haha, the other mufflers ive been eyeing are the sc project ones
I'd go CRM - have heard more first hand feed back from guys on forums
Also:
http://dream-motorbike.blogspot.com/2009/04/crm-triumph-speed-triple-exhaust-chain.html
www.chainreactionmoto.com
disturbed
27th May 2009, 11:24
shit that sounds nice!! yeah i reckon crm is a safe bet
Devil
29th May 2009, 11:25
They look a little tacky. I'd go sc-project any day. Also check out Mivv with their sexy sexy suono line.
http://www.mivv.it/en/prodotti_apri.asp?cl=1&cs=704
disturbed
29th May 2009, 11:29
Ahhh decisions!!! :brick: Also can someone please tell me....WHY THE HELL ARE BIKE MUFFLERS SOOO DAMN EXPENSIVE!!! :bash:
Devil
29th May 2009, 11:36
Zard make some cool looking ones, but i'm not sure who sells them.
disturbed
29th May 2009, 11:49
yeah not too keen on the zards, i think the arrow system is by far the sexiest looking setup but its $2300!!!! :crazy:
short-circuit
29th May 2009, 16:41
yeah not too keen on the zards, i think the arrow system is by far the sexiest looking setup but its $2300!!!! :crazy:
got mine for $1800 (including customs and GST on landing in NZ)
short-circuit
29th May 2009, 16:45
AMPS had Microns for the Street Triple for $900 earlier in the year - they are the last few as Micron are no longer doing bike exhausts.
They are pretty tidy - if a little on the large side. In saying that though the Akras and the Mivv GPs are pretty huge too
disturbed
30th May 2009, 19:54
yeah im after some smallish mufflers, hence why i like the arrows so much lol, only ones ive seen in person too so im guessing that helps
damn!! 1800, thats a good buy.......ill take them off ur hands for 1900 hahahaha
short-circuit
30th May 2009, 22:48
yeah im after some smallish mufflers, hence why i like the arrows so much lol, only ones ive seen in person too so im guessing that helps
damn!! 1800, thats a good buy.......ill take them off ur hands for 1900 hahahaha
Email Carl Rosner Triumph in England - 605 Quid including shipping and insurance.
Jack Lilley London weren't far off either.
At the current exchange rate that works out at $1528 NZ, then you pay GST on that and a small customs processing fee - you're still saving $800
the ones im looking at are made buy a guy in the states and doesnt have a tune for them yet
Not the cheapest option, but here's my recommendation.
http://www.triplefourensics.co.nz/tuneboy/
I spent a lot of time pissing about with tunes on my S3, but I was never really happy with it until Kerry got to work. Opunake isn't too far from Hamilton.
http://www.triumph675.net/forum/showthread.php?t=30439
i think they look nice and are alot cheaper then any other option out there i just emailed him asking about the db rating on them, would hate to get them here and not be able to get a wof
if all else fails ill just slap the factory ones back on for a wof
I've got the CRM's on my S3 and there's no problem with the WOF. In fact the comment I recieved at my last WOF was "Bloody nice sounding exhaust and not silly fucking loud".:yes:
jono035
1st June 2009, 11:37
i think they look nice and are alot cheaper then any other option out there i just emailed him asking about the db rating on them, would hate to get them here and not be able to get a wof
Dunno if they are a bit more strict with bikes, but I've had my car (pretty bloody loud) through the Parnell VTNZ 3x since they started apparently cracking down on loud exhausts and apart from one guy saying that if I got pulled over I would be fined, they didn't have any problems with it...
disturbed
9th June 2009, 21:13
Email Carl Rosner Triumph in England - 605 Quid including shipping and insurance.
Jack Lilley London weren't far off either.
At the current exchange rate that works out at $1528 NZ, then you pay GST on that and a small customs processing fee - you're still saving $800
cheers!!!! just ordered some :banana: now i just gotta wait for them to arrive
short-circuit
10th June 2009, 11:41
cheers!!!! just ordered some :banana: now i just gotta wait for them to arrive
Shot - you won't regret it.
Tip: Get the baffles out before fitting.
Get a good deal?
R6_kid
10th June 2009, 13:11
www.itunes.com
Some free tunes, but mostly starting from $0.99
Dooly
10th June 2009, 13:34
I spent a lot of time pissing about with tunes on my S3, but I was never really happy with it until Kerry got to work. Opunake isn't too far from Hamilton.
That sounds good.
Am leaving my Daytona & Speed Triple with him for a few weeks shortly for tune setups etc.
Heard good things about him.
Its a long way for me to take them there, but sounds like it will be worth it.
That sounds good.
Am leaving my Daytona & Speed Triple with him for a few weeks shortly for tune setups etc.
Heard good things about him.
Its a long way for me to take them there, but sounds like it will be worth it.
I don’t think you’ll be disappointed Dooly. That man is incredibly passionate about what he does!:yes:
disturbed
10th June 2009, 20:33
Shot - you won't regret it.
Tip: Get the baffles out before fitting.
Get a good deal?
dont they have a removeable db killer? yeah got an awesome deal!!!
short-circuit
10th June 2009, 20:39
dont they have a removeable db killer? yeah got an awesome deal!!!
Yeah they do but it's easier to get the fuckers out initially before you mount the cans
disturbed
10th June 2009, 20:46
cheers for the warning, he doesnt have any in stock till july so wnt be for awhile, just got some bar end mirrors on today, looks sweet!!!
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