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Favorite mod??? Just pondering what people rate as the best modification they have made to their bikes, albeit performance or cosmetic. I think mine has to be loosing indicators and mirrors , it makes the bike look leaner and more focused. Well what are your favorites???? Doogalman |
Íve made a few, slipper clutch (JHP) Brembo brake/clutch master cylinders, PFM brake set up. All very nice. Favourite one, PFM brakes. |
suspension setup slipper clutch |
Pipes let her sing:D |
powercommander, sorted out all fuelling problems and the bike is an absolute joy to ride. Couldnt`believe the difference after several different chips and having the co set up, still leaving small glitches it was a stark contrast. |
Termi's to get that real Duc feeling for me :D:D:D |
Of all the mods. and I've done loads, (with plenty more in the pipe-line!) it has to be the 50mm titanium Termi's. - The best bit was having had the bike serviced at John Hackett's, when they fired it up I expected the mechanic to say "you should hear what they sound like with a full 58mm system", instead he shook his head and said "f*** that's loud!" I don't know if it's because they're really tightly packed, or the titanium sleeves but the sound is quite vicious, still has to be the number 1 mod.! |
In order of smiles / pound on my little 748... Magnesium wheel :) :) Slipper Clutch Suspension (Fork rebuild / springs / revalve, Ohlins rear Matris Steering Damper) SPS Conversion (Heads, pistons, cams, cam timing, Dyno setup etc) The next mod's I make will most likely be to my riding by re-visiting CSS etc. Jason |
In order, I would say that the 748 to 853 conversion. The next one would have to be the front brakes being uprated to Brembo P4 monoblocks with a radial master cylinder. Finally, having the forks revalved and rear shock replaced by ohlins. took some time setting up with much head scratching but im getting there and well worth it. DC.:devil: |
Oh my italian flag rear reflector :D Coutesy of RipSnortingVtwins |
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Good man.:D |
Best and most practical mod = AP brakes and radial master cylinder. best aesthetic mod = 50mm Ti Termis, carbon fibre and titanium fasteners. oh oooh and the magnesium bits which allow you to drink more beer and put on weight but keep overrall loaded weight the same..... |
hmmmm most impressed with the master cyl rearsets make a big difference to riding cant wait to get my oversize clutch slave back on as that makes life so much better. but i reckon the two next things on the list will probably make the most difference to performance for me : slipper mag wheels |
Termis for the sound, full carbon bellypan and lower fairing for the pose factor - for value, sorting out the blxxdy flip up stand - spending £5 to save yourself dropping it has got to be a bargain ! |
purely for the pose/sound - vented clutch cover. performance - very tough choice between slipper/and being set up correctly with pc111. termi's dont count as its not a proper ducati without them. imho. |
Dickie, you're a star ! ("not a proper Ducati without Termi's") I said the same on a thread a couple of weeks ago and got slated for being "elitist" ! Cheers |
ah well! ..............nuts to 'em i say. |
888 SP5 Single seat unit for bling and brembo radial brake master cylinder/billet brembo calipers and cast iron full floaters for ..erm..brakes that actually work on a 888 ! And Magnesium wheels..! S4R DP shortened carbon tail and DP/JHP clutch pressure plate/open clutch cover for bling Cat removal downpipes and 14t front sprocket for 'function'..:D Cheers Nat [Edited on 31-3-2005 by Nattyboy] |
You'll have to wait until i post the pics, hopefully tomorrow to appreciate the mods fully. |
Magnesium wheels. |
Modified my post as per shazaams comments !!! |
Modified my post as per shazaams comments !!! |
My most favouritest mod was swapping the 748R for the 996R. Pure magic.:roll: |
agree the slipper clutch - huge difference |
Easy. Sold the 916SP to buy a race bike! Sure put an end to any further modifications needed.:D |
On a 996BP: 1. best value for money, one tooth smaller gearbox sprocket 2. money no object, 50mm Termis, plus Grunter conversion by Sigma, plus rear Ohlins, plus geometry / suspension set-up also by Sigma |
749s : Throwing the standard can and back light as far a way as possible and replacing with a home made WSB style can. Open clutch cover for the "rattle" Adding the frame rail like the WSB bikes and painting the frame red. Swapping the tank, all the bodywork, guards etc for Carbon fibre race based items. Losing the indicators and replacing mirrors with tiny ones. :) Wish list would be Radial brakes and under slung rear caliper. [Edited on 31-3-2005 by Carbon749] |
They are all great for a few miles. Then you get used to them and start to look for something new:devil: |
Forgot my favourite of them all Bought a Ducati :) |
Making sure the tyres are at the right pressure................ Jas |
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Are Power Commanders really that good? My bike has Termi's and the chip but still likes to cut out when stopping. Been told that that's how they are... . |
Just done it.... Took the top off my airbox and took a 22mm drill bit to it. A few strategically placed airholes later and my ST2 is now producing 140 bhp at the rear wheel and wheelying off the throttle in fourth gear. Well, I lied about that bit, but... It definitely makes the bike more responsive, it pulls higher rpm in top than I've seen before :devil: and it makes a luvverly noise. Not bad for 15 mins work and it cost nuffink |
tight arse:D |
Your spot on Jon, how much bling can you have !!!:lol: |
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Never enough Roadrunner, or at least till the wallet runs dry;) |
favourite mod Phil Daniels [Edited on 9-4-2005 by Nigel C] |
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altho that guy on ebay had a bloody good go! |
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ditto as much as i like buying extras for my bike the best thing i bought was actually my bike oh and maybe the tecmoto open clutch cover |
With everyone...Termis Vented clutch ( well you may as well let them know its one:D) and the ITG filter Ohh and dont forget like Ziggi the Italian Reflector:sing: |
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Was I bidding against you on something Bradders?:) |
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