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Best to ask exhaust and mapping questions using the contact tab in the store. Todd may miss a question in a post. But that said, any changes to intake and exhaust will require map change.
Remove the starter cover and disconnect and isolate the wire that goes to the spade connector on the solenoid so it doesn't make any contact and blow a fuse. Turn your ignition key on and place a finger on a relay top. Press the start button. If you feel it click, that is the starter relay...
On the next tire change, try to find a heavy duty tube. They are thicker than standard tubes so air escaping through the tube will be slower. Air molecules are small and pass through rubber. The tubeless tire is thicker so it loses presser slower.
After draining, place a jack under the front of the engine, Unscrew the caps. Lower the front of the bike so you have a gap between the cap and the tube so you can add the oil. Be sure each side has the exact same amount added.