S4RS: White v. Black (pics)

[arai_speed]

Sweet bikes, I too would love to see some detail shots of that mid-pipe set up.

it looks f-n awesome!

[otter1]

Where can these exhausts be purchased?

[Capt baz]

that bike in either color is beautiful. if looking at both on the showroom floor, & having to make a final choice would be difficult. money is not a problem......so .....both.

[lazarus7]

quat d midpipe....:

http://www.monsterparts.com/pc/ADUC0190002/Exhaust/ADUC0190002.html

termi shorty...:

http://www.ducati.com/shop/product.jsp?catid=cat960127&prodid=prod920106

[Black Eagle]

I purchased mine from MotoWheels in Sacramento, CA. Good customer
service in my personal experience.

  QD EXHAUST Mid-pipe: S4RS/ S4R '07+
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Quat-D exhaust sytem for S4RS and 07+ S4R. Made In Italy.

Designed so you can build your own set-up. The stainless steel mid-pipe is designed to be used with the OEM  Mufflers or most aftermarket slip on systems. This is high quality midpipe that looks good and will drop considerable weight from the motorcycle while improving exhaust flow.

Links to more pictures

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e344/Motowheelscom/QuatD/IMG_0844.jpg

http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e344/Motowheelscom/QuatD/IMG_0846.jpg

Sale Price: $425.00
List Price: $499.00
You Save: $74.00

Mfg. Part No.: ADUC0190002
Dimensions: 28.0 in. x 16.0 in. x 14.0 in.

[lazarus7]

blackeagle, thanks for the pics....
im familiar with the midpipe,
what im interested in looking at is the actual union of the quat-d and the termi shorty...
how obnoxious does it look in person without a shroud or cover....
you said you were looking into carbon, etc, to cover that joint,
id like to see what it looks like now....
thank you again for what you HAVE posted....

[jesse370]

nice bike man....

I got a pearl too.....mines got the DP kit, set to loud

[Black Eagle]

Lazarus7,

The "other" DML had links to photos of the Termi Shortie. Search on "Termi Shorty" or "Termi Shortie" if you wish. As I said previously, the CF housing is
cut to conform to the "udder"; as a result when you connect to a mid-pipe and
eliminate the udder, then the housing has a slightly curved  opening facing down and forward. This means the housing <will> catch some air turbulence when you
are at speed. I can still reach warp speed 9, no problem. Also, this is not necessarily a bad thing since I noticed the CF starting to "cook" a little. I solved that problem by lining the upper and lower inside of the CF housing with some adhesive-backed heat reflecting tape. Worked perfectly. The short exhaust portion slides right onto the mid-pipe connection. Good weld alignments. The
short exhaust <without> the housing is IMHO indeed fugly, but then beauty is in the eye of the beholder....maybe someone else will think it's "industrial".....