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Mark Padgett 31 Oct 2021

You’ll get some decent sound now. ? If you decide to get an Ecu flash, check with Shoodaben Engineering.

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Thomasg40 31 Oct 2021 author

installed it yesterday, wowzer! love it. thought about an ecu flash, decided not to. Had an argument with the guy from Shoodaben the other day. He tried to tell me bs that is 100% not true. I'm a master tech with over 30 years experience, so i know a thing or two. He doesn't strike me as very competent. I had a Holeshot performance stage II kit in my Bandit 1250 and it made a huge difference, but their kit for the Versys doesn't seem like being worth the money either. So she stays the way it is for now.

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