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Where can I buy a Cat eliminator?

Dougness86

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Hey Gang

I have scorpion slipons right now and i was wondering if anywhere sells a Cat eliminator that will fit this. Mine is an 07 FZ6

Thanks
 
Just put my cat back in, boy are those Leos noisy I'm just waiting to get a tug by the law, I have some DB killers coming but wont be for about 5 weeks so we shall see!!
 
Cops here just stare at me, either they're jealous or they're wishing they weren't going to domestic violence calls so they could stop me!

It sounds more throaty and mean without the cat. It's like a race bike.
 
Here ya go! One CAT Eliminator! Check your local National Guard Armory. :thumbup:

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Noob question:

In doing this mod, is there any need to re-map the fuel injection???

-NOOB :D
Nope. It will automatically adjust. It may be worthwhile unplugging the battery for an hour or so to force it to remap. A PC3 will offer better performance but isn't needed. I'm not planning on buying one for a long time anyway!
 
Funny cos on my 2006 when I changed my pipe I disconnected the battery while I worked on the bike for at least an hour but then once started it was hunting something terrible on tickover, I tried adjusting the slow running stop but it didnt stop the bike idling rough, I did see the thread about co tune up with Leos but I dont have a clue about setting it up properly.
Once I put the cat back in the motor now runs a lot smoother, plus not quite as noisy so I think I will leave it like that until the DB killers come.


Nope. It will automatically adjust. It may be worthwhile unplugging the battery for an hour or so to force it to remap. A PC3 will offer better performance but isn't needed. I'm not planning on buying one for a long time anyway!
 
Funny cos on my 2006 when I changed my pipe I disconnected the battery while I worked on the bike for at least an hour but then once started it was hunting something terrible on tickover, I tried adjusting the slow running stop but it didnt stop the bike idling rough, I did see the thread about co tune up with Leos but I dont have a clue about setting it up properly.
Once I put the cat back in the motor now runs a lot smoother, plus not quite as noisy so I think I will leave it like that until the DB killers come.

I experienced the same thing, BOTH times I installed a cat-replacement pipe.

ONLY the 2007+ models have O2 sensors, thus on a 2006-previous, disconnecting the battery will do NOTHING.

I removed the AIS, and synced my throttle bodies after I installed the pipe, and it helped somewhat, but the idle is still pretty lumpy. I'm not sure what can fix it other than maybe someone who really knows what they're doing when they sync throttlebodies, plus maybe a dynotune with the PCIII.

Anyways, the lumpy idle is a very minor drawback to the awesome performance gained by removing the cat/AIS. I only idle at stoplights so whatever.
 
I have a 07 with scorpion, k&n filter, mid-pipe and a PC111. Should i disconnect the battery for a 1-2 hour's and then reload the mapping from the PC111 web-site??
 
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