Termigoni noise db

[ac@39]

Before I book a track day , I have an s4r with termigonis on .. Any chance I'd meet 102 db for snetterton?

[Flip]

I would say nope- unless you fit some proper db killers in them.

MSV run circuits are one of the strictest on noise limits and a lot of new bikes (Crossplane cranked R1's, 1098's etc.) won't even get through on the standard pipes.

[iMOC]

I did a track day at Cadwell a few weeks back on a 1200R with Termis & the baffles out - it blew 103db at 5k rpm. Let me on the track no problems. Not sure if yours will be louder though?

[chris.p]

As above, my 1100 Evo was 103db as well :-)

[Darren69]

A standard system with only the slip on muffers will be a bit quieter than a full system and may get through, but a full system forget it.

[Drumnagorrach]

my termis aren't that bad with the baffles in , the intake roar drowns them out .

[Tosh]

Think my clutch is louder than my Termies :chuckle::chuckle:

[ValiantBoy]

I took my S4RS (with full termi system - stacked) to Snetterton and blew 107Db with the baffles out, 99 with them in.

At Brands she blew 101 with the baffles in, so there is a bit of a variance (personally, I think it's echo coming off the garages at Brands makes it read high).

Note, this was with a clutch plate cover; since taking this off I'm not sure I'd pass with the baffles in though.