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ducatiz
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Its a high mount setup.
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Quote from: ducatiz on October 22, 2013, 04:47:33 AM
Its a high mount setup.
I get that, but its the 2-1 setup i'm more interested in...
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Quote from: JohnEE on October 22, 2013, 06:31:55 AM
I get that, but its the 2-1 setup i'm more interested in...
aha
here you go.. pics and everything.
http://www.ducati.ms/forums/57-supersport/81269-my-2-into-1-exhaust-project.html
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It's a cut & welded (just for final muffler angle) Termignoni 2-into-1 for a HyperMotard 1100. Just the muffler angle and mounting bracket were custom, the rest bolted right up.
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Quote from: ducatiz on October 22, 2013, 06:52:27 AM
aha
here you go.. pics and everything.
http://www.ducati.ms/forums/57-supersport/81269-my-2-into-1-exhaust-project.html
I did that to my 695, didn't work out too well probably needed a better tune or larger ID after the 2-1 junction.
Quote from: Duck-Stew on October 22, 2013, 07:48:24 AM
It's a cut & welded (just for final muffler angle) Termignoni 2-into-1 for a HyperMotard 1100. Just the muffler angle and mounting bracket were custom, the rest bolted right up.
That's good to know......I like how it opens up the rear. Thanks for the info.
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Quote from: JohnEE on October 22, 2013, 08:36:56 AM
I did that to my 695, didn't work out too well probably needed a better tune or larger ID after the 2-1 junction.
once you cut that junction out, you remove a huge amount of restriction and back pressure. the fellow in the ducati.ms thread had to add a narrowed bit of pipe at the junction of the can.
needs a longer seat
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Overall, I'm ambivalent, but that is an exceptionally well made tailpiece.
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Quote from: Buckethead on October 24, 2013, 05:56:50 PM
Overall, I'm ambivalent, but that is an exceptionally well made tailpiece.
dat ass!
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Quote from: ducatiz on October 24, 2013, 06:35:17 PM
dat ass!
Usually I think of myself as more of a breast man, especially with it being October.
But in this instance...
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Amazing build.
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Apropos for no other thread:
http://micapeak.com/winona/ducati/750ss-rt.txt
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DUCATI 750SS ROAD TEST
CYCLE WORLD
MARCH 1992
While the 750SS embodies all that a V-Twin sportbike represents a torquey, soulful motor enveloped in a lightweight, fine-handling chassis-it's life as a Twin may actually be a short one. According to Ernesto Vettore, president of Cagiva North America, the bike will soon be powered
by Ducati's long-awaited horizontal Single, with its unique articulated-connecting-rod counterbalancer. This new Single,Vettore says, will displace 750cc, and may debut as
early as 1993
. "It will be the fastest Single in the world," he says, promising that it will be at least as powerful as the Twin it replaces.
Talk about Waiting for Godot... err.. Beppo
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Nice!
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My pants are sopping
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