GB: Fujitsubo Legalis-R U.S. Spec Version
Sep 19, 2005, 10:15 AM
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GB: Fujitsubo Legalis-R U.S. Spec Version
Kami Speed will be receiving a shipment from Japan in 4-6 weeks. We have the opportunity to bring the Fujitsubo Legalis R from Japan with the 02 bung sensor for U.S. Evolutions.
Here's the price breakdown:
6-10 buyers -$695 + shipping
1-5 buyers -$795 + shipping
Shipping will range from $65-$85 to the lower 48 states with FedEx.
**Greyhound shipping available for $45- $60.
We will only require a 25% downpayment to secure the order. Thank you.
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Here's the price breakdown:
6-10 buyers -$695 + shipping
1-5 buyers -$795 + shipping
Shipping will range from $65-$85 to the lower 48 states with FedEx.
**Greyhound shipping available for $45- $60.
We will only require a 25% downpayment to secure the order. Thank you.
GB Closed
Last edited by Kami Speed; Jan 15, 2007 at 04:49 PM.
Sep 19, 2005, 01:08 PM
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I am in! Lets get this moving people! Power + stock exhaust sound level = 
From Fujitsubo's website:
Stock Legalis-R
Idling.....: 80 dB 81 dB
3000rpm: 83 dB 89 dB
5000rpm: 84 dB 89 dB
4000rpm: 91 dB 98 dB
～6000rpm
From Fujitsubo's website:
Stock Legalis-R
Idling.....: 80 dB 81 dB
3000rpm: 83 dB 89 dB
5000rpm: 84 dB 89 dB
4000rpm: 91 dB 98 dB
～6000rpm
Last edited by sophis; Sep 22, 2005 at 12:56 PM.
Sep 23, 2005, 10:33 AM
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is their any comparisons between this and the HKS carbon-ti??? besides looks...i assume they are both top notch quality......is one actually able to put out more power???
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Sep 24, 2005, 03:16 PM
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Kami Speed is great...bought the RM01A from them not too long ago and it's a superb piece. I had the HKS Hi-Power which is identical power-wise to the HKS Ti. I had the Hi-Power on there first and there's no power loss going to the Fujitsubo. It's just a whole lot more civilized! The shop has some really neat stuff for the Evo there too.
Sep 26, 2005, 06:13 AM
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I bought the RM01A from KamiSpeed. The difference, essentially is the muffler on the RM01A is round, "bullet-type" whereas the Legalis is an oval canister. The RM01A is extremely quiet, no louder than stock when cruising, a bit meaner under load but not harsh. More like ripped velvet 
The Legalis is probably even quieter given the larger main canister. Can't go wrong with either IMHO. Both have two resonators I believe.
The Legalis is probably even quieter given the larger main canister. Can't go wrong with either IMHO. Both have two resonators I believe.
Sep 26, 2005, 03:25 PM
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From Fujitsubo's website (peak hp):
Stock:
216.8 kW (294.9 PS) / 6620 rpm (289.66 hp)
Weight: 35.9 lb
RM01A:
223.6 kW (304.1 PS) / 6160 rpm (299.85 hp)
Weight: 24.4 lb
Legalis-R:
224.0 kW (304.6 PS) / 6140 rpm (300.39 hp)
Weight: 27.1 lb
A gain of roughly 10 hp (to the wheels?). There are no dynographs so this is just peak hp so obviously, this is not indicitive of the gain throughout the rpm range.
Stock:
216.8 kW (294.9 PS) / 6620 rpm (289.66 hp)
Weight: 35.9 lb
RM01A:
223.6 kW (304.1 PS) / 6160 rpm (299.85 hp)
Weight: 24.4 lb
Legalis-R:
224.0 kW (304.6 PS) / 6140 rpm (300.39 hp)
Weight: 27.1 lb
A gain of roughly 10 hp (to the wheels?). There are no dynographs so this is just peak hp so obviously, this is not indicitive of the gain throughout the rpm range.
Last edited by sophis; Sep 26, 2005 at 03:28 PM.