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Started by Mr Earl, March 29, 2010, 07:01:15 PM

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Mr Earl

March 29, 2010, 07:01:15 PM
Today I ordered 3 Perf-form oil filters from http://www.perf-form.com/ and was told the Ducati filter was being phased out.  (P/N OF-0008 I think)  The CS rep said they still have about 140 so get 'em while they're still available.
Leo Vince CF slip-ons, '01 SS900 fully adjustable Showa forks w/ST2 springs, rebuilt S4 shock w/Ohlins spring, 748 dog bone, Swatt clip-ons above the triple, Sargent seat, Duplicolor-Dark seat cowl, Rizoma grips, Techlusion TFI, SBK front fender, Evoluzione slave, BMC sport air filter, 14-tooth sprocket, Desmotimes caseguard, S2R side panels, Pantah belt covers, fake CRG LS mirrors, extra black zip-ties, right grip control imprint on tank, de-cannistered, Ducati Meccanica Bologna key ring

junior varsity

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March 30, 2010, 09:01:55 AM
What was the advantage of the Perf-form filters? I use K&N cuz of that sweet, sweet nut stuck on the end.

Mr Earl

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March 30, 2010, 05:31:19 PM
Quote from: a m on March 30, 2010, 09:01:55 AM
What was the advantage of the Perf-form filters? I use K&N cuz of that sweet, sweet nut stuck on the end.

Exact fit, good performance, lowish price (about $9).  Can't remember where I first heard about them.
Leo Vince CF slip-ons, '01 SS900 fully adjustable Showa forks w/ST2 springs, rebuilt S4 shock w/Ohlins spring, 748 dog bone, Swatt clip-ons above the triple, Sargent seat, Duplicolor-Dark seat cowl, Rizoma grips, Techlusion TFI, SBK front fender, Evoluzione slave, BMC sport air filter, 14-tooth sprocket, Desmotimes caseguard, S2R side panels, Pantah belt covers, fake CRG LS mirrors, extra black zip-ties, right grip control imprint on tank, de-cannistered, Ducati Meccanica Bologna key ring

ducatiz

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June 18, 2010, 05:00:41 PM
fully synthetic media, i am going to buy up the rest
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