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I have been going thru the 2 choices as well and I am leaning toward the Mistral for another reason, it has the center stand support bracket piece so I can retain use of the center stand. can find it on the Ago.now are you going to replace the cross over tube as well?
My Agostini can DID have a bracket so I could easily attach the rubber centerstand stop from my stock silencer.Also, if all goes well with an after-market silencer, I will look into replacing the stock colostomy bag with a Y-pipe cross-over.
I'd advise against it unless you're going to build a custom map for it and be prepared to leave the dB killer in.Pete
Hi Jeff,I recently installed these on my V7 and had the same exhaust on my V11 before that.......It is definitely deeper/loader than my stock. I live in a high rise condo and feel a bit guilty if I need to leave too early in the AM. I would not call them obnoxious but they do rumble and sound much better than stock. I have gone the Mistral route the last 2 times as I think the price point can't be beat. Also, you can get away without a fuel re-map on the 2 bikes I have had but a remap is always nice....some exhaust it is basically mandatory.Also think they look nice without any name plate like some have.
I know they probably don't need it but I wish they had twin front discs, just for the balanced look it gives
I've run a bunch of Mistrals on a bunch of Guzzi's. I've never been disappointed in build quality or sound. I've found on some of them with removable dB killers, that you can tweak the sound by drilling some extra holes in the dB killer. I don't run any of them without the insert (obnoxiously loud, IMHO), but found (Stelvio and Norge 2V specifically) that I wanted a bit more sound than the unaltered dB killer provided. YMMV
Hi Jeff,I recently installed these on my V7 and had the same exhaust on my V11 before that.......It is definitely deeper/loader than my stock. I live in a high rise condo and feel a bit guilty if I need to leave too early in the AM. I would not call them obnoxious but they do rumble and sound much better than stock. I have gone the Mistral route the last 2 times as I think the price point can't be beat. Also, you can get away without a fuel re-map on the 2 bikes I have had but a remap is always nice....some exhaust it is basically mandatory.That is a beautiful Racer! I especially love the chrome tank and red frame. Too bad the chrome tank has been replaced with matte-du-jour (or, as MG USA calls it, "A COMPLETELY NEW STUNNING GRAPHIC").Also think they look nice without any name plate like some have.
What do you estimate the weight savings to be for the Mistral vs. the stock exhaust for the 2V Norge? Are you getting the Carbon Fiber one or the steel one?
I will weigh them up next week when I get the new can.
got the new mistral carbon yesterday. the weight difference is about 1/2 the stock, couldn't measure is properly as my garage scale is inop. the fit and finish are excellent on the new can. very easy to install.
Now, please tell us how it sounds, with and without the DB killer!
with it sounded good, with out much deeper and fuller. the db killer is a small reducer just at the end, maybe 2.5" lpng with a 1/2 step down. have to get the norge out this weekend and open er up for a better report.