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Do a quick search on Austin racing or ar on here.
Most who followed these threads will either zip it or go ballistic.
Most who followed these threads will either zip it or go ballistic.
Hmm...first post. I smell a rat
No Ha first post yea but I did a little searching and there really isn't much and I did see one neg comment so that's why I posted. Honestly I thought it looked good in pictures that's why I posted. There not much on YouTube either.
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Obviously you haven't looked hard enough. Dramaville waiting to resurface.
Stay farrrrrr away from AR for the Panigale.
Stay farrrrrr away from AR for the Panigale.
Ok some forums don't let you search till you become a member. I just read about 20 pages on this and I see why I stirred the pot a little sorry.
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Akra seems to get most votes for the 1199..... its a nice piece of kit...But not cheap....
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AR Pani Exhaust
It makes good power up top after tuning, has a massive dip in the midrange that can't be corrected with tuning, is pretty friggen loud, looks to have excellent build quality but will eventually crack and need service. Speaking of service, customer service is horrible. Like pretty much the worst customer service you will ever experience.
With that said, I held it in my hands briefly but gave it back promptly due to knowing that it would crack sooner than later. I also heard it in on a Pani at the Indi GP and it is easily the most raw, visceral, MotoGP-esque exhaust I've heard.
THe concept is great.The longevity is poor. The customer service is poor.
It makes good power up top after tuning, has a massive dip in the midrange that can't be corrected with tuning, is pretty friggen loud, looks to have excellent build quality but will eventually crack and need service. Speaking of service, customer service is horrible. Like pretty much the worst customer service you will ever experience.
With that said, I held it in my hands briefly but gave it back promptly due to knowing that it would crack sooner than later. I also heard it in on a Pani at the Indi GP and it is easily the most raw, visceral, MotoGP-esque exhaust I've heard.
THe concept is great.The longevity is poor. The customer service is poor.
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Congrats on the bike!
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I have a used Competition Werkes slip on (brilliant sound, light weight and more power) for sale. $1 000.00 (inludes shipping) and it is yours. See classifieds.
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Thank You I'll start a new thread and post some pics when I get it.
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The Competition Werkes slip on gets my vote. +1
Must be why you're selling that junk.
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Lol it is not junk. The Dragon Lady had an accident and I was told by the workshop manager of RACE! that the CW slip on will work with my Termignoni manifolds. He was wrong otherwise the Dragon Lady would still have been sporting the CW slip ons. That forced me to get the damaged Termignoni slip ons repaired ( I also dumped the packing and had it ceramic coated inside and outside).
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