Termis: Full or asymetrical

900MAN · 27-Apr-2006, 23:18

How do I know what I've got.?
My new 999 has two separate pipes going to the end box.
The back cylinder pipe takes a big twist around the shock if thats a clue, and the box of bits from the original system is pipe central.
Ta

galaxy · 28-Apr-2006, 01:24

Trace the two pipes from the muffler all the way back to the engine cylinders. If each pipe is completely independant from the muffler to it's respective cylinder and doesn't merge with the other pipe, it's a half system.

KeefyB · 28-Apr-2006, 06:29

Sounds like you have the assymetrical system.

duc daz · 28-Apr-2006, 19:24

yep it does

Gaz 748 · 28-Apr-2006, 19:53

Ask Gus

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28-Apr-2006, 01:24	#2
galaxy Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 188 Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Sacramento, CA USA Trace the two pipes from the muffler all the way back to the engine cylinders. If each pipe is completely independant from the muffler to it's respective cylinder and doesn't merge with the other pipe, it's a half system. Reply

28-Apr-2006, 06:29	#3
KeefyB Registered Forum User WSB Hero Posts: 7,600 Join Date: May 2002 Location: The Fens. Mood: Lurkin'..... Sounds like you have the assymetrical system. Reply

28-Apr-2006, 19:24	#4
duc daz Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 548 Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: tamworth. uk Mood: a ducati is for life not just for christmas yep it does Reply

28-Apr-2006, 19:53	#5
Gaz 748 DSC Club Member Ducati Corse Posts: 3,285 Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Woking Mood: I feel the need, the need for speed. Ask Gus Reply