Gianelli vs. DEP
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I don't know if there's a difference between the DTR and DTX exhausts, but I recently bought the Full gianelli system for my DTX to replace my DEP Expansion and Big one silencer, I cant say that I've noticed much performance difference between them though. I only replaced it because it was rusty and both parts of the exhaust didn't match.
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Does anyone know if either one of the DEP or Giannelli front pipes offer a performance boost over a stock derestricted and gutted pipe???
Thanks
@CYBER-NINJA I noticed a big difference.
The dep pipe is so much lighter as well. So there is that added bonus.
You can't fault the DEP on performance. It was 10/10 in my book. And it's not overly expensive. It was just really high maintenance. If it was stainless steel or something then that would have been better.
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@CYBER-NINJA I noticed a big difference.
The dep pipe is so much lighter as well. So there is that added bonus.
You can't fault the DEP on performance. It was 10/10 in my book. And it's not overly expensive. It was just really high maintenance. If it was stainless steel or something then that would have been better.
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@Calum Thanks Calum, I prefer the Giannelli over the DEP, as I just do not like how the DEP is secured by just springs. Call me old school, but I much prefer a nut and bolt holding my exhaust manifold onto the engine!!! ;O)
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@Calum said in Gianelli vs. DEP:
Big one maybe?
I just looked at the Big One pipe and that was the one which is held on by spring clips - "For that true motocross racing look!" Allegedly a 15% gain too.
The Giannelli looks the best bet to me, it all depends on whether my bike sells soon or not? If it doesn't sell then I may have to splash the cash!!! ;O)
I just love the tiney 2T zing you get from these derestricted pipes, skip to 5.30mins;
