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Old 29-May-2003, 19:58
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trackday bodywork

Ive just obtained vimori bodywork for my 998 on the reccomendation of experience from here.
Is it me or do they generally just fit where they touch?
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Old 29-May-2003, 21:52
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Old 29-May-2003, 22:40
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Well, it does seem somewhat tight next to the rectifier, and the oil cooler. Ive drilled and mounted it square and precise to the frame. It just seemed to be a very tight fit.
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Old 30-May-2003, 00:28
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You mean you bought trackday bodywork and thought it would actually fit the bike?
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Old 30-May-2003, 08:28
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Andy...

It shouldn't be too bad, but that sounds about as good as it gets...

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Old 30-May-2003, 08:52
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The Vimori kit is pretty snug.

It takes some lining up, but once on doesn't move about at all. Pretty strong too, mine only has a few holes from sliding it, should be easy enough to repair.
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What did you pay for it?

Any other recommendations for people for the trackday?

A few experiences of different manufacturers, quality, ease of fitting and price would be handy.

Any websites or telephone numbers anyone?

(done a search, but can't seem to find much - might try the archive)

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To expand on WJB's request, it would be great to pool the knowledge and experience of everyone whose bought trackday bodywork and find the best quality and lowest cost (most likely not the same outfit) for this stuff. A lot of people seem to use it and the general consensous seems to be that none of them fit very well. Maybe we could start a supplier list and rate them based on user experience.
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Hi, I am new to this board , but I thought this may be of interest.
Picked up these item on ebay last month, cost £350.00 for the lot and in allmost A1 condition, for a track day I was doing on a 916BP.
Not sure who makes them, but they fit perfectly, even seat unit lines exactly.
I will try and find out who makes them, and update this item.
cheers all.
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Old 01-Jun-2003, 15:58
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I bought Vimori, around £60 per side panel, and you really need their full sump guard, in carbon another £120 ish.
The fit was time consuming and tight, but general concensious is a good fit! I had to cut out the vents on the top to ease it running a bit hotter, well it was hot yesterday.
As a bit of bull i am adding a fancy bit of carbon to mimic the 998r panels. All will be revealed.
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