Guys guys guys,tsk,tsk,tsk. Changing the exhaust on any fuel injected engine without remapping the eprom will
1 make more noise
2 make the engine produce less power
Changing the exhaust and remapping the eprom alone will
1 make more noise
2 make the engine produce less power
There is nothing to discuss or anything worth arguing about. It is a simple proven fact. Period
Now if you change the exhaust with a corresponding change to the intake airflow and the proper remapping of the eprom it is possible to wring out a little bit more power. a few ponies more
Adding more fuel will just make your engine run richer.
Internal combustion engines run on air.
to get more power you have to get more air into the engine or compress the air more. That's it there is no other way.( well almost no other way,there is always accelerants like oxygen)
Fuel is simple the agent used to heat the air. Fuel will only heat the air properly at 14.7 to one That is 14.7 units of air to one unit of gasoline by mass.
Generally it will take more than remapping and Exhaust and intake mods to get a real increase in power. Cam timing needs to be considered to get real improvements and most of those kind of improvements require higher rpm, but raising compression is still the best way to go. ADD CUBES OR ADD PRESSURE. or

Macwig, you have just as good a chance as not to find the stock exhaust will make your 907 run better,the only way to find out is put it on, anything else is bullshit

If you put it on and it runs worse,then the controller has been remapped and you will have to find a way to deal with it. Throw in if your airbox has been modified and it could get complicated
Let us know what and how you make out, Even Antti will be interested to know
