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Vespa Labs > Vespa Tuning > Exhaust Pipes/Expansion Chambers > Sito Plus Exhaust

Sito Plus Exhaust

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    1. 1. Post Mortem

    The Sito Plus exhaust gives a mild performance boost, see Air Filter Hole and Sito Plus dyno results. The Sito Plus is a good exhaust for putting a little pep in your ride.

    Post Mortem

    A look inside a dead Sito Plus Exhaust. The reason this exhaust died was due to the exhaust stub on a Pinasco kit wearing. Take care to bolt exhausts on properly as vibration will cause both damage to the exhaust stub on aluminium barrels and the exhaust itself.

    ./Sito split.jpg ./Sito split bottom.jpg./Sito split top.jpg

    ./Sito split bottom marked.jpg  ./Sito split next to sip.jpg

               

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    Dedalo says:
    What's the difference between a 'standard' SITO Plus which sells for around $100 and the SIP T5 Pro (http://www.sip-scootershop.com/EN/Products/SIP0800/Exhaust+SIP+T5+PRO+Vespa+P200.aspx) which is nearly triple the price? Is the latter pipe three times better? Does anyone know whether the added expense is worth it? edited 12:46, 5 Aug 2010
    Posted 11:13, 5 Aug 2010
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    internetscooter says:
    Hi Dedalo - the blurb says it is a converted T5 exhaust .The 125cc T5's are not being produced any more but were are fantastic scoot (I had one). Mine had a Malossi conversion and would rev out very freely.

    I am guessing that this exhaust would not add much to a low reving kit like a Pinasco or Standard, but may help a Malossi. Having said that, the Sito design is not "that" tuned so a dyno would be the only way of telling if it was an improvement over the cheaper PX designed Sito.
    Posted 12:45, 5 Aug 2010
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