SC Project Electronic Catalytic Remover Aprilia Tuono 660 2025

The SC Project Electronic Catalytic Remover (ECR) is specifically designed for the Aprilia Tuono 660

Prevents ECU errors triggered when the catalytic converter is removed. Euro 5+ models are sensitive to changes in the exhaust system, and fitting a racing full system or de-cat link pipe can cause the factory ECU to display a check-engine light.

This plug-and-play device connects directly to the bike’s OBD diagnostic socket, safely managing the error and restoring proper operation of the Tuono’s on-board electronics. With no need for complicated setup or reprogramming, the ECR ensures seamless performance, making it an essential addition when upgrading to any race exhaust system or de-cat pipe.

Technical Features

• Designed for Aprilia Tuono 660 Euro 5+ models
• Prevents ECU error after catalyst removal
• Plug-and-play installation via OBD diagnostic socket
• Restores full functionality of on-board electronics
• Compatible with racing full systems and de-cat link pipes
• 100% Made in Italy by SC-Project

What’s Included

• SC Project Electronic Catalytic Remover (ECR) unit
• Plug-and-play connector
• 24-month official SC-Project warranty

UK Stock Items: Orders for items held in UK stock are normally dispatched within 24 hours.

Supplier Items: Items sourced from suppliers are usually dispatched within 5–10 working days once they arrive with us.

Order Cut-Off: Orders placed before 2PM (Monday to Friday) are typically dispatched the same working day, subject to stock availability.

International Delivery: We ship worldwide. Most international orders arrive within 7 working days from dispatch, though delivery times can vary depending on destination and customs processing.

Courier Responsibility: Once an order has been dispatched, delivery timescales are determined by the courier. Tracking information will be provided where available.

Customer Responsibility: Customers must ensure safe receipt of their order. Additional charges may apply if repeated delivery attempts fail due to no one being available, or if incorrect delivery information has been supplied.