S1000RR HP4

[URBAN LEGEND]

Super nice.

[erion racer]

I need someone to clear up of few things for me dealing with the Hp4 if possible.

Question 1. Does the akra exhaust have a cat or not? I have heard yes it does and no it does not, so I am just trying to figure out the exhaust system setup.

Question 2. Can anyone tell me if the hp4 will be in need of pc5 or bazazz unit or is the stock ecu going to be enough to control air/fuel ratio without needing to add an aftermarket unit? Wondering because, most bikes need a fuel management unit after adding a full system.

Thanks to all for the responses.

[Rush66crp]

Yes, it has a cat. I've seen the exhaust off the bike. The cat is tiny, but it's there.

[BigBoost]

Originally Posted by HoleInOne

A dealer sent me this today and these were the 2 most interesting pages so thought I'd share.

Question:... Does the HP4 come with the HP race ECU and access to the HP Claibration kit software????

[kismetcapitan]

Originally Posted by BigBoost

Question:... Does the HP4 come with the HP race ECU and access to the HP Claibration kit software????

no, it does not.

[kismetcapitan]

Originally Posted by erion racer

I need someone to clear up of few things for me dealing with the Hp4 if possible.

Question 1. Does the akra exhaust have a cat or not? I have heard yes it does and no it does not, so I am just trying to figure out the exhaust system setup.

Question 2. Can anyone tell me if the hp4 will be in need of pc5 or bazazz unit or is the stock ecu going to be enough to control air/fuel ratio without needing to add an aftermarket unit? Wondering because, most bikes need a fuel management unit after adding a full system.

Thanks to all for the responses.

no, the ECU is mapped for the full Akrapovic system. But it is also mapped to be emissions compliant and to work with the catalytic converter. To get the performance that an S1000RR w/full system and PCV, you'll need to replace the midpipe and do a custom PCV map - the fuel trims will be less, but you'll still have to add bits of fueling here and there.

[BigBoost]

Originally Posted by kismetcapitan

no, it does not.

Thank you, sir.

[Jackson]

This is the first bike I plan to buy and ride completely stock. I want the cat in the pipe, the Akrapovic looks very nice, light and has a cat! My cloths won't stink when I go for a ride. Plus I don't need warranty being cancelled from a pcV.

[Mr.Goose]

Installing a PCV won't void your warranty, we've done dozens of them you won't have any issues and if you did, it wouldn't be because of a Power Commander that your dealer installed.