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Power up my new scrambler?

Remoteisking

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i recently bought the 2018 scrambler 1100 and i like to power it up. My question is, is there some power up kit and if so, which one is best?
 
Great bike! If you're looking to boost your 2018 Scrambler 1100, a solid option is to change out the exhaust for something like a Termignoni slip-on. It really improves the exhaust flow and enhances the sound. To get the most out of that, consider pairing it with a fuel tuner, such as the Dynojet Power Commander V, to fine-tune the air/fuel mix. Another easy upgrade is a high-flow K&N air filter. When you combine these modifications, they can really make your bike come alive without too much trouble.
 
i recently bought the 2018 scrambler 1100 and i like to power it up. My question is, is there some power up kit and if so, which one is best?
For the 1100, the best way to get more power is a full exhaust system, a high-flow air filter, and a good ECU tune to tie it all together. Termignoni is a classic choice for the exhaust, but there are other great options out there
 
@Remoteisking I did the combination of three things, which are a full exhaust system (brands like Termignoni, Akrapovič, or Zard are popular and will free up the engine's breathing and save a lot of weight), also a high flow air filter from a company like Sprint Filter or K&N
plus the ECU Tune, now this is the most crucial part. After changing the exhaust and air filter, you need to get the ECU reflashed or add a fuel controller like a Dynojet Power Commander. bcs it optimizes the air fuel ratio and is what really unlocks the power and smooths out the throttle.
Doing all three together is the best way to do it, gave me the most noticeable gains
 
Hey @Remoteisking, jumping in a bit late here but the guys covered most of it. The 1100 really wakes up once you pair a good exhaust and filter with a proper tune. Are you thinking slip-on first or going straight for a full system?
 
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