801 Slip-on / exhaust list

Hi guys, hope this post is in the proper channel.
Speaking with my dealer, I want a bit more noise coming from the exhaust, he pointed me to exchange the catalitic converter (De-Cat) piece https://www.arrow.it/it/assembled/1897/Husqvarna-Svartpilen-801-2024 as it is the responsible for the heat excess and the very low noise in the exhaust, however it seems it is giving an error in the screen when replaced.
Any info about this? Any other way to bypass a bit the Euro5+ ridiculous amount of noise coming from the exhaust in the Svartpilen 801?

Thanks!
Miguel.
 
Hi guys, hope this post is in the proper channel.
Speaking with my dealer, I want a bit more noise coming from the exhaust, he pointed me to exchange the catalitic converter (De-Cat) piece https://www.arrow.it/it/assembled/1897/Husqvarna-Svartpilen-801-2024 as it is the responsible for the heat excess and the very low noise in the exhaust, however it seems it is giving an error in the screen when replaced.
Any info about this? Any other way to bypass a bit the Euro5+ ridiculous amount of noise coming from the exhaust in the Svartpilen 801?

Thanks!
Miguel.
I highly recommend not removing the cat without changing the map to get a higher percentage of fuel. It will make your bike run lean and bad, it will probably also decrease the power and you will risk damaging the engine. The 801 has a “new” Bosch ECU which can be flashed by sending it to a tuning center but as of right now there is no stock map available for it. If/when Husky releases a full exhaust system, they’ll release a map for it, wait until that happens.

I would recommend using an open slip on exhaust instead, like the one I’ve got. The legal slipons won’t make the bike loud, but an open slipon will.
 
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This one looks fantastic but I wonder:
1: If it will melt the indicators with a tail the and
2: Will it be a pain to remove the db-killer.

I do also prefer it over the Remus and Akrapovic; but the stock-exhaust is still my favorite.
I think the indicator problem will be the same.
Can't help with the db-killer removal.
 
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This one looks fantastic but I wonder:
1: If it will melt the indicators with a tail the and
2: Will it be a pain to remove the db-killer.

Just noticd.
Even with the comparatively short HP-Corse "SP-3 CARBON SHORT 230" exhaust, they have fitted a heat shield at the turn signal.

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Fitted today! Nice sound, a bit loud was my first throught, but the OEM exhaust doesn't make much noise anyway.
So this is a KTM Duke 790 SC Project S1 exhaust. Only a small plate is needed, hole distance 37mm, but there is enough play so 40mm is fine too. PXL_20250404_075539995.jpgPXL_20250404_074918201.jpg
 
So, the bracket came for the Akra, meaning the rear pegs have now gone.
The Arrow downpipes also arrived. They are for the 790/890 Duke but fit perfectly.
Looks much nicer than the OEM downpipes, I didn’t like the cheap looking welds.
I polished the weld discolouration before I fitted them.
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