Termignoni 45mm or 50mm on 748E

TonyH · 05-May-2006, 15:46

Apart from the obvious pipe diameter whats the main difference between 45mm and 50mm pipes from a performance and suitablilty point of view?

keefer · 05-May-2006, 16:26

not worth it for a E model IMO
and are we talking end cans or complete system ?
if I were you id just get some nice 45mm carbon cans and have the down pipes polished. Job Job'd

nathanhu · 05-May-2006, 16:49

hi TonyH
i have a 748E as well and run a 45mm system. i did try using a 50 mm system i had spare but it had no great effect n the power , i felt it ran a little worse. so i swiched back to the 45mm pipes and sold the 50mm`s

misterpink · 06-May-2006, 12:13

45mm are better apparently until you get an R then 50mm - take a look at an australian site - moto one and look up performance notes they have lots of info on all sorts of things including the 45 /50mm debate.

TonyH · 06-May-2006, 14:49

Quote:

Originally posted by misterpink
45mm are better apparently until you get an R then 50mm - take a look at an australian site - moto one and look up performance notes they have lots of info on all sorts of things including the 45 /50mm debate.

Thanks for that, interesting site full of good information

bradders · 06-May-2006, 14:53

had 50mm pipes with 45mm joiner on my E and it worked fine when I changed the chip...dont know about performamce but sound was luvverly

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05-May-2006, 15:46	#1
TonyH Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 239 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Cheshire Mood: Bits fitted service done, Nice Termignoni 45mm or 50mm on 748E Apart from the obvious pipe diameter whats the main difference between 45mm and 50mm pipes from a performance and suitablilty point of view? Reply

05-May-2006, 16:26	#2
keefer Registered Forum User Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,518 Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: hants Mood: Found a CR250. Let the bone braking begin not worth it for a E model IMO and are we talking end cans or complete system ? if I were you id just get some nice 45mm carbon cans and have the down pipes polished. Job Job'd Reply

05-May-2006, 16:49	#3
nathanhu Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 631 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Germany, 3 hours from the ring.. Mood: head down hi TonyH i have a 748E as well and run a 45mm system. i did try using a 50 mm system i had spare but it had no great effect n the power , i felt it ran a little worse. so i swiched back to the 45mm pipes and sold the 50mm`s Reply

06-May-2006, 12:13	#4
misterpink Registered Forum User 500SD Bikes: multistrada, 748R/916 Posts: 592 Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: london Mood: one very coool cat! 45mm are better apparently until you get an R then 50mm - take a look at an australian site - moto one and look up performance notes they have lots of info on all sorts of things including the 45 /50mm debate. Reply

06-May-2006, 14:53	#6
bradders Registered Forum User MotoGP God Bikes: 848, M620 DD bike Posts: 11,913 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Hants Mood: waiting... had 50mm pipes with 45mm joiner on my E and it worked fine when I changed the chip...dont know about performamce but sound was luvverly Reply