Competition werks exhaust

Boom stick 942z · Apr 23, 2014

Has anyone heard or used the Competition werks exhaust system? I am looking for a new exhaust but im not extreamly happy with the 3-4K price tag on the termi or akropovic exhausts. Just looking for something that costs 1500 or less but still sounds and looks good. Thanks in advance.

double0 · Apr 23, 2014

No full system is in that price range so if your budget is $1500, I'd either get the termi slips which you will find used on here for even cheaper with some patience or maybe even the akrapovic slipon whenever that releases, although that will more than likely be in the $2k-$2500 range IMO. I'd wait a bit if I were you.

Stw · Apr 23, 2014

.....and the CW system is

zaster · Apr 23, 2014

this might help: http://ducati1199.com/ducati-1199/15847-competition-werkes-exhaust.html

Phl · Apr 24, 2014

I think the CW exhaust is highly underrated!

sifubs · Apr 24, 2014

If only they made a belly pan cover that cleaned up the underside on both sides of the bike similar to the Taylor made cover cleans up the side mounted exhaust

http://www.motorcyclenews.com/upload/254827/images/K7 close up.jpg

Phl · Apr 24, 2014

the austin racing bellypan might be close to that...

WAfatboy · Apr 24, 2014

Phl said:
the austin racing bellypan might be close to that...

That bellypan is two single pieces of carbon fibre i.e no belly

Phl · Apr 24, 2014

WAfatboy said:
That bellypan is two single pieces of carbon fibre i.e no belly

thanks for clarification!

Gunny Fitz · Apr 24, 2014

Ya know, I was never a big fan of these either until i actually held it in my hands at Bellissimoto and saw how lightweight it was and heard the single exhaust port rowl when fired up! I agree w Phil that it may be under rated but right now it seems the only two front runners are Termi and Akra IMHO. If I had the extra ching Id invest in Akra since the premier tuner for this system is a close friend of mine and I know it would be done 100% spot on the first time!

Claymore · Apr 24, 2014

Gunny Fitz said:
Ya know, I was never a big fan of these either until i actually held it in my hands at Bellissimoto and saw how lightweight it was and heard the single exhaust port rowl when fired up! I agree w Phil that it may be under rated but right now it seems the only two front runners are Termi and Akra IMHO. If I had the extra ching Id invest in Akra since the premier tuner for this system is a close friend of mine and I know it would be done 100% spot on the first time!

I had my Termignoni slip ons repaired and had the Termignoni manifolds and slip ons ceramic coated inside and outside, but must say the CW slip on sounds better.

I have my CW slip on and the standard manifolds sans exhaust valve (ceramic coated and fitted with bungs for proper wide angle Lamdas for sale for USD 1 500 both. The bungs is not currently ceramic coated, but I will get that rectified if somebody buys it from me at no extra cost.

The only reason why I am selling my CW slip on is that I was informed by the guys who repaired the Dragon Lady in SA that the CW's will fit my Termignoni exhaust manifolds, which it did not.

azimmerlyjr · Apr 24, 2014

Phl said:
I think the CW exhaust is highly underrated!

I agree! I haven't heard one in person but I heard its loud and throaty. im debating between that or the Akra slips but if the Akras price are comparable, I will get those. if they are 1000 more I may get the CW.

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