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Il Pres 12-Jul-2005 14:36

[Ebay] Termignoni
 
Will this fit a 999MY05 bip?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...tem=7986352470

Thanks,

Il Pres

Gizmo 12-Jul-2005 14:49

not according to DPP parts book, its 04 or earlier model 999 specific

Twinfan 12-Jul-2005 15:11

That's because of the new swingarm on the '05s. The front pipe won't clear it. I'd also guess the ECU won't be suitable either, but you could use a PCIII instead.

JPM 12-Jul-2005 15:12

Swingarm is the big issue...

Gizmo 12-Jul-2005 15:21

is wheel clearance under the can also an issue?? if not you could get can and buy 05 link pipes individually

yellowisfriedegg 12-Jul-2005 15:22

Quote:

Originally posted by JPM
Swingarm is the big issue...

...and I think I'm right in saying that all 999's are now the deep sump engine (?) so the front pipe in that system will not only hit the swing arm , it will also hit the sump.

As stated above , the ECU will probably be be no good , you could run with a PC or just use the standard ECU.

If you can buy it cheap enough it may be worth it for the silencer / carbon cover and air fillters , a front pipe to suit the deep sump and fabricated swing arm is around £150 inc VAT which is all you would really need to make it fit.

Twinfan 12-Jul-2005 15:33

Yep - the link pipe and ECU are the problem. The box, cover, filters etc will all fit OK. TO make it worthwhile:

PCIII - around £300
Setup - around £100
Link pipe - around £150

That's £450. An assymetric Termi set is around £1000, so you'd want to get the one on eBay for around £350ish to make it worth while for you. Can't see that happening to be honest.

It'll go to someone with an '03 or '04 year 999 for around £700 or so. They can just bolt it straight on and use the ECU too :bouncy:

Brogins 12-Jul-2005 21:54

..No that I need more HP or speed, but of course, I like the idea and the noise of a Termi set. ..Anyone around that has already fitted a 05 999 BIP with a termi system? is it a bolt off/on modification (with the ECU also) or the rear frame needs to be adjusted?
Pricing and a dealer that knows what is doing? - no e-bay for me...
Thanks guys

KeefyB 12-Jul-2005 22:05

I heard that Termi's to fit the '05 bikes are in short supply.Thankfully one comes in the box with the 'S'.:D:D:D

sye73 12-Jul-2005 22:17

So guys,can I confirm that you're saying the Termi can isn't what makes the asymetric kits model specific,it's actually the ecu+front pipe? If that's the case (and it does seem to make sense),then a 749/999 series can should fit anything from a 749 bip to a 999R on the assumption that the pipe (and ecu) are changed.......

andyb 12-Jul-2005 23:00

Although my bike is an 03 i fitted the full 57mm termi system. The problem is doing the quiet t/days as with the assymetric system you can swap cans but this you cant.

So, ive aquired a second std can and modified its end to accept the full 57mm pipework! Woo hoo.............

KeefyB 12-Jul-2005 23:09

Quote:

Originally posted by sye73
So guys,can I confirm that you're saying the Termi can isn't what makes the asymetric kits model specific,it's actually the ecu+front pipe? If that's the case (and it does seem to make sense),then a 749/999 series can should fit anything from a 749 bip to a 999R on the assumption that the pipe (and ecu) are changed.......
Dunno about the 'R',but otherwise,...yes!

Twinfan 13-Jul-2005 00:04

Correct. Everything but the R series bikes has the same assymetric end can. The R isn't listed in the preformance parts catalogue as it comes with it's own can.

Twinfan 13-Jul-2005 00:05

Brogins - yes it's a bolt-on or bolt-off mod (Termis). Price is over £1000, and someone local should be able to recommend a dealer. I'm too far North!

sye73 13-Jul-2005 00:08

Twinfan... When you say the 'R' comes with it's own can,do you mean that it has it's own specific asymetric-kit part number and it has a different Termi to the others?

KeefyB 13-Jul-2005 07:06

Quote:

Originally posted by sye73
Twinfan... When you say the 'R' comes with it's own can,do you mean that it has it's own specific asymetric-kit part number and it has a different Termi to the others?
You wont find asymetric kits for the 999R and '05 999S in the DP catalogues because one is supplied with the bike.
The early 'R' models came with a 'race' can that you could use with the standard downpipes.The rear outlets were very small and the improvements in noise/power very disapointing.Later models come with the larger outlet can and catless front pipe the same as the '05 'S'.

Gizmo 13-Jul-2005 08:29

Quote:

Originally posted by andyb
Although my bike is an 03 i fitted the full 57mm termi system. The problem is doing the quiet t/days as with the assymetric system you can swap cans but this you cant.

So, ive aquired a second std can and modified its end to accept the full 57mm pipework! Woo hoo.............

I'd thought about getting this done. Did you have a new final "Y" piece made? if so who did it please?

gimpboy450 13-Jul-2005 09:44

I also am looking at a Termi new but a full system 50mm for my 749BIP 2003 can anyone confirm that this one on the DP Manchester site is the right one for y year and model? Part No. 96433003B

http://www.ducatistore.co.uk/acatalo...nce_Parts.html

Twinfan 13-Jul-2005 09:51

Yep, "gimpboy" - that's the correct part and part number.

sye73 - Keefyb is spot on :)

andyb 13-Jul-2005 10:24

Quote:

Originally posted by Gizmo
Quote:

Originally posted by andyb
Although my bike is an 03 i fitted the full 57mm termi system. The problem is doing the quiet t/days as with the assymetric system you can swap cans but this you cant.

So, ive aquired a second std can and modified its end to accept the full 57mm pipework! Woo hoo.............

I'd thought about getting this done. Did you have a new final "Y" piece made? if so who did it please?

No ive left the final y piece as is. If you line the std can next to the termi one for the 57mm, you can see the std assymetric one is longer. I cut straight across to make it the same length as the termi, you can if you cut carefully, modify the pieces of pipe youve cut off as the new flanges.

gimpboy450 13-Jul-2005 13:52

Thanks twinfans

Gizmo 13-Jul-2005 18:13

Quote:

Originally posted by andyb


No ive left the final y piece as is. If you line the std can next to the termi one for the 57mm, you can see the std assymetric one is longer. I cut straight across to make it the same length as the termi, you can if you cut carefully, modify the pieces of pipe youve cut off as the new flanges.

sounds complicated don't suppose you have photos??, take it you just used silicone exhaust sealant to fill it all in??

andyb 13-Jul-2005 20:04

Quote:

Originally posted by Gizmo
Quote:

Originally posted by andyb


No ive left the final y piece as is. If you line the std can next to the termi one for the 57mm, you can see the std assymetric one is longer. I cut straight across to make it the same length as the termi, you can if you cut carefully, modify the pieces of pipe youve cut off as the new flanges.

sounds complicated don't suppose you have photos??, take it you just used silicone exhaust sealant to fill it all in??

Silicone what????? wash your mouth out young man! :o

Ill do a photo or two.........

andyb 13-Jul-2005 20:14

std can with modified rear to accept the 57mm 'Y' piece.


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