Full Yoshi question

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  1. tsfblade

    tsfblade New Member

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    Could someone inlighten me on a full yoshi system? :confused:

    what happens to the Lambda sensor? and the baffel wire on the original systed?
    seem to have read somewhere there is a post on You tube refitting.... I dare say should of looked a bit harder before asking the above question ;)
     
  2. dan.1moore1

    dan.1moore1 Senior Member

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    Just disconnect the cable from under the seat ,

    The slip on Yoshi has a lambda boss just after the s shaped link pipe

    I know the full system does not have an s shape but a straight link pipe but I'm pretty sure it to has a lambda boss
     
  3. tsfblade

    tsfblade New Member

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    Thanks Dan,

    Would I be correct in saying come MOT time you would have to refit your standard system with the CAT in due to emmision regs :(
    Bit of a pain in my opinion.... and also is a great deal of gain in power between the slip on can and the full system if both are running on a PCV ?
     
  4. dan.1moore1

    dan.1moore1 Senior Member

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    No just pop the baffle in . ( comes with the yoshi )

    If you know of a tidy tester then you may not even need the baffle , my last 1 didn't anyway lol
     
  5. JM1

    JM1 Active Member

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    The Honda dealer in your location recently passed my Blade with Leo Vince pipe with no cat and no baffle, although I had to take the baffle with me.
     
  6. tsfblade

    tsfblade New Member

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    Cheers....

    Now I am tempted to go for the full system....... due to the fact I may not need to change come MOT day........the delema is the difference in the cost between the end can on its own and the full bifta ;)
    My point being I could have the end can and a PCV fitted for the cost of the full system..... and was thinking that would be more than enough for the like of me :D
     
  7. zeepony

    zeepony Active Member

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    you will need to tell your insurance co. though as they class the full system as a bigger upgrade to a slip on....

    I'm looking at Akra full systems online now! bit concerned about db levels for td's though!
     

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