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Half man half mole 15-Sep-2005 20:04

Testastreta S.F.Q.........
 
Hi guys/gals,

Excuse my ignorance, but I have another SFQ (Stupid Flippin' (?) Question). What exactly does 'testastreta mean and to which models does it apply? I appreciate it refers to engine design but how? Sorry if I'm being stupid but I'm trying to expand my Ducati knowledge and any advice would be much appreciated.

Mike.

:rodent:

dickieducati 15-Sep-2005 20:07

narrow head. used from 998s's onwards i think

rockhopper 15-Sep-2005 20:16

Babel fish thinks it means "tight head"!!

GsxrAge 15-Sep-2005 20:18

It does mean narrow head

TP 15-Sep-2005 20:19

Quote:

Originally posted by rockhopper
Babel fish thinks it means "tight head"!!

An Italian Rugby term?

748IOM 15-Sep-2005 20:21

Thought it was 996R onwards :puzzled:

nelly 15-Sep-2005 20:29

996R was the first..........but it was 998cc's.
The 'stretta uses narrower valve angles, completely different cam/rocker design/arrangement and now sits atop all the new 4V bikes.

Half man half mole 15-Sep-2005 20:38

I see (I think).

So it doesn't apply to any 74* series Ducs?

Mike

:rodent:

748IOM 15-Sep-2005 20:43

Quote:

Originally posted by nelly
996R was the first..........but it was 998cc's.


I love the Ducati Superbike DVD :D

748IOM 15-Sep-2005 20:44

Quote:

Originally posted by Half man half mole
I see (I think).

So it doesn't apply to any 74* series Ducs?

Mike

:rodent:

Yes the 749 does. Reminds me of my Ducati dealer this topic, I took my 748 down there and was chatting about it because it was the first time I'd ever owned such a thing, talk about a sales pitch, telling me that the Stretta was a "proper" Ducati engine :puzzled:

Last time I looked so was the Quattro

[Edited on 15-9-2005 by 748IOM]


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