The new termigoni is here

shakazulu12 · Mar 3, 2015

Sure they would have liked to, but there is no way in hell they would have marketed a new design with a forward facing exhaust. Same reason why they still use a SSSA when a DSSA is better in almost every regard. I'm sure they knew all along the potential advantages of less bends, assuming they are indeed to be proven on real dyno's.

Brad · Mar 3, 2015

Trauma said:
Apparently no map required. So you have to wonder, if they could have a do-over, would the muffler have had this design to begin with? It does come with a filter, which makes sense, more air in means more exhaust out - and the computer is able to compensate with additional fuel?

I also wonder what the Air filter is.
Perhaps an MWR?

Most likely a K&N as with previous model Termi kits

It's certainly a nice looking piece of gear when one gets over the look of the forward exiting exhaust.
With the exhaust exiting from the front it may help to keep the rear tyre at a more manageable temp.
If they start to adopt this system for racing, it could well prove to be the solution to the tyre wear problem the 1199's are having.

If that proves to be the case.
Termi rules again

And at a better price point to the Akro

I wonder if AR are going to bring out an equivalent.

pedrin · Mar 3, 2015

Sprint filter
Sprint Air Filter - Ducati Panigale 1199/899 | PM127S

Trauma · Mar 3, 2015

pedrin said:
Sprint filter
Sprint Air Filter - Ducati Panigale 1199/899 | PM127S

Wow, that's it - good find! No we need a 3 way filter compare, this. MWR, and K&N!

Claymore · Mar 4, 2015

Trauma said:
Wow, that's it - good find! No we need a 3 way filter compare, this. MWR, and K&N!

This same system was on eBay a while ago already, I did put it on the forum somewhere...

bradp51 · Mar 4, 2015

pedrin said:
Sprint filter
Sprint Air Filter - Ducati Panigale 1199/899 | PM127S

So now World SBK teams use two different air filters MWR and this one.

How do you know what to believe.

Mig · Mar 4, 2015

bradp51 said:
So now World SBK teams use two different air filters MWR and this one.

How do you know what to believe.

Keep it simple... use the 1199SL air filter!
Cheaper, and lets more air in! (comparing to stock air filter).

mrbrettbaker · Mar 4, 2015

Mig said:
Keep it simple... use the 1199SL air filter!
Cheaper, and lets more air in! (comparing to stock air filter).

Mig, tell me more about the SL filter? Pics? as good as the MWR?

SPJ · Mar 4, 2015

Sprint filter looks pretty much identical to the BMC/K&N air filters in terms of construction & design.

I had one on the 1199, didn't notice a significant difference TBH. Plenty of information on the MWR filter on this forum, it would appear to be the best option for the Panigale.

mrbrettbaker · Mar 4, 2015

What is different about the SL filter?

Trauma · Mar 4, 2015

SPJ said:
Sprint filter looks pretty much identical to the BMC/K&N air filters in terms of construction & design.

I had one on the 1199, didn't notice a significant difference TBH. Plenty of information on the MWR filter on this forum, it would appear to be the best option for the Panigale.

I have the K&N, so I'll do a side by side comparison when I get the slip-ons.

joviap1 · Mar 8, 2015

I have asked at a seller. It seems there is no upmap like in the older model. Why on earth would they drop the single feature that I like more than from the Akrapovic exhaust?

Trauma · Mar 8, 2015

joviap1 said:
I have asked at a seller. It seems there is no upmap like in the older model. Why on earth would they drop the single feature that I like more than from the Akrapovic exhaust?

It might not need one if you install the included filter. It will take it getting out in the market to see how it works stock, or if an add on like TB or RB is required.

Pilot · Mar 8, 2015

bradp51 said:
So now World SBK teams use two different air filters MWR and this one.

How do you know what to believe.

I think it's because there's more than one team racing WSBK. And I bet there are more than 2 air filters being used...

shakazulu12 · Mar 8, 2015

bradp51 said:
So now World SBK teams use two different air filters MWR and this one.

How do you know what to believe.

To further confuse you, if you don't see the item being used with your own eyes, don't always assume the sponsor sticker on the fairing is what is actually being used on the bike either. Frequently it's not.

The Avidmoto · Mar 8, 2015

shakazulu12 said:
To further confuse you, if you don't see the item being used with your own eyes, don't always assume the sponsor sticker on the fairing is what is actually being used on the bike either. Frequently it's not.

^^^ Yep!

kaido · Mar 8, 2015

I don't see the point to aftermarket filter, little to no gains to be made on a street bike

Trauma · Mar 8, 2015

kaido said:
I don't see the point to aftermarket filter, little to no gains to be made on a street bike

Watch it, a lot of posts here proving there is

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