who to go to

851neil · 24-Aug-2005, 13:41

I'm looking for someone in the North / Midlands / Borders or Southern Scotland that can dyno and then create me a chip for my 851 Ok 955

Sut888 · 24-Aug-2005, 14:33

Neil,
Try giving John Hackett a call. JHP can burn custom chips and he has a huge amount of experience with 'special' engines. They also have dyno facilities.

Nattyboy · 24-Aug-2005, 19:52

Yep..I think Johns yer maun. He does good maps and is as mental about 851/888's as we are !!

Nat

CL955 · 26-Aug-2005, 22:08

John Hackett's dyno is ok, but if looking elsewhere (Coventry is a long way from Scotland!) you need to be careful on the type of dyno, as unless they have a back torque limiter and an operator who understands Ducatis, they can wreck your engine cases.

851neil · 27-Aug-2005, 19:32

Hackett's it is then - it's a fair old trog, but if it delivers the goods then I shouldn't complain.
cheers guys...

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24-Aug-2005, 13:41	#1
851neil Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 698 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Bishop Auckland Mood: need a bike... who to go to I'm looking for someone in the North / Midlands / Borders or Southern Scotland that can dyno and then create me a chip for my 851 Ok 955 Reply

24-Aug-2005, 14:33	#2
Sut888 Registered Forum User Posts: 22 Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Midands Mood: yes Neil, Try giving John Hackett a call. JHP can burn custom chips and he has a huge amount of experience with 'special' engines. They also have dyno facilities. Reply

24-Aug-2005, 19:52	#3
Nattyboy Registered Forum User Ducati in my Blood Posts: 4,181 Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Swindon, Wilts Mood: Back down to 3 :>( Yep..I think Johns yer maun. He does good maps and is as mental about 851/888's as we are !! Nat Reply

26-Aug-2005, 22:08	#4
CL955 Registered Forum User Posts: 48 Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Guildford John Hackett's dyno is ok, but if looking elsewhere (Coventry is a long way from Scotland!) you need to be careful on the type of dyno, as unless they have a back torque limiter and an operator who understands Ducatis, they can wreck your engine cases. Reply

27-Aug-2005, 19:32	#5
851neil Registered Forum User 500SD Posts: 698 Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Bishop Auckland Mood: need a bike... Hackett's it is then - it's a fair old trog, but if it delivers the goods then I shouldn't complain. cheers guys... Reply