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Old 05-Sep-2006, 13:46   #1
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748r To 855r ?
only do track days on my 2002 748R thinking about big bore kit carried out by Cornerspeed, anyone who had this work done and is it worth it, and advantages/disadvantages and any other additional works recommended or required, thanks
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Old 05-Sep-2006, 13:59   #2
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Old 05-Sep-2006, 15:39   #3
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Never mind the big bore, what about getting the drinks in new boy.

I'll have a nice glass of chilled scrumpy please.
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Old 05-Sep-2006, 15:51   #4
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Never mind the big bore, what about getting the drinks in new boy.

I'll have a nice glass of chilled scrumpy please.

You professional drunk, Cider ughhhhh. thought you'd be more of a Blue Nun or Black Tower man now
Welcome JDR, mines a pint of G&T, I'm having a bad day and I need a drink!
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Old 05-Sep-2006, 18:19   #5
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Jeff, you in the wrong time zone again???? Old mothers ruin?
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Old 06-Sep-2006, 13:13   #6
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More grunt having rode a 748 with mildly tuned 916 lump @116bhp there was noticable better accelaration out of corners but still love my 748R general handling and dont wont to change bike to 996/998
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Old 06-Sep-2006, 13:15   #7
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New boy more like old boy me thinks
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Old 06-Sep-2006, 13:19   #8
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Welcome to the board JDR, I'll have a nice cold virtual Guinness, thank you for asking.
You dont happen to race a ducati single do you ?
I know a JDR in CRMC
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Old 06-Sep-2006, 13:39   #9
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Hi Phil , no not me just track days for last couple of years,bit old for racing.
Any info on big bore kit would be helpful
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Old 06-Sep-2006, 13:46   #10
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I've got a 748SPS and my friend has a 748R, both with 45mm cans.
The R has more mid-range than the SPS already, so its prob the gruntiest 748 package.
If you dick with your engine size, you'll find it much harder to sell when you eventually want to.
Ditto for fitting another engine, unless you keep the old one to put back.
If you tot up the cost of an 853 kit, and a 'full-monty' type fitting job, cos whats the point if you have it all apart anyway, I think you could justify trading up to a 9xx.
I've been deliberating this all year
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