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pull a spark plug and see what models it fits to narrow the field.
Then take to bike shop with your results somebody will have a good idea and be able to tell what features came on which bike.
Another indicator is the exhaust. They are unique for most models of the same manufacturers
How do you get to the fuel filter on a 2004 CBR 1000RR when the bikes it's for a little bit and it's completely cold it takes two or three times to Start then it fires up
as far as i know, yes they should fit. Just check the exhaust port for any restrictor. The only diff between indian models, and UK, would be some anti - pollution gear.
must the exhaust be specific to the model is there no way to take an exhaust made for a similar scoot and fit it to the scarabeo?
What is your goal? The scooter exhausts offered by Leo Vince and Malossi aren't actual performance systems. People use them because they want to customize the scoot or get more of a growl sound while also passing emission inspections. Most people in the USA never have an emissions inspection on their scooters and are thus free to bolt on any exhaust they choose. If you are looking for performance you need an aftermarket free-flow system like those used for off-road bikes and your only limitation is how loud of an exhaust you are willing to accept. There are plenty of aftermarket exhausts for pit bikes and small dirt bikes that should bolt on to the S100-4T.
Personally I would start by looking at mods people have done on the Honda XR70 since it's about the same size engine and uses the same 20mm Keihin carburetor. Of course if you bolt-on an aftemarket free-flow dirt-bike exhaust you will need to replace the existing restrictive airbox with a free-flow K&N unit and either add larger jets to the existing carburetor or switch to the high-flow 20mm PE Keihin or the 24mm Keihin. Either way, the muffler is the easy part it's getting the fuel/air mix right and that's all carburetor work.
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