Alternative exhausts - Page 2

belthead · 21-Jul-2003, 17:15

Monty -

Last year , from the look at the old msg. board threads - you were looking at some £1250 all in, with new ECU etc.

Now that the ecu is being set by the dealer , what did you go for, what pipes, is it good, worth the dosh, and how closer to penury have you been driven ?

All info rec'd with interrest , as like the idea. ( and how long to fit ? )

Monty · 21-Jul-2003, 18:05

You're going to hate me mate. Bought some Ducati Performance carbon Cans from Fletch off this board, 3000 miles old £150! They sound lovely, although I thought they were a bit loud to start with. Fitting couldn't be easier, 2 screws and one spring secure them both, takes about 2 minutes to change them.

John

belthead · 28-Jul-2003, 17:40

Hate you I do at £150 a pair !!!!
Enjoy them and I will remain vaguely green.

Aotearoa · 29-Jul-2003, 10:59

I brought a pair of Aluminium oval Leo Vince's for mine ( second hand ) ...have no idea how they sound as they are in a box here and the bike is in a box in NZ...let you know in 2 months.
Have seen a couple of pairs on e-bay ...The Loot online is also worth a look as i have seen some there as well.

Martin Morrell · 31-Jul-2003, 12:06

got my new 4s comming this weekend anyone got good contact for some louder cans than the standard one??:

if only life was so good £150!!! for that sweet reverb i wish monty

Rushjob · 31-Jul-2003, 12:45

Nelly may be able to assist you Martin.....

Aotearoa · 31-Jul-2003, 13:15

If you really want to hear load ....i fired mine up with no cans on it !!! DAM DAM DAM ...my wife , who unfortunately was behind the bike at the time , nearly fouled her pants ...wouldn't say it sounded sweet but twas certainly LOUD!!

PaulC · 31-Jul-2003, 15:12

As Monty will attest to, my ST2 sounds pretty good with a set of Australian made Staintune stainless pipes. Mine was the first to have them fitted and we had a few problems with the hitting the swingarm and centre stand, but this has since been sorted. They don't seal quite as well as the originals double seal at the join, which means it pops a bit on the overrun, but I don't mind this. If you speciify you can get the US version which has a removable insert in the end so you can vary your noise level. I have seen adverts for local distributors.

Paul James · 01-Aug-2003, 00:21

Why not just have the standard cans gutted, it keeps the markings on the outside and they sound quite loud. Mine sets off the odd car alarm and has the older generation running for cover in their Anderson shelters.

Martin Morrell · 04-Aug-2003, 10:42

Gutted how i may ask paul as im not that mechanically minded

but i could wait in anticipation

Nelly any ideas/help

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28-Jul-2003, 17:40	#13
belthead Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 120 Join Date: Oct 2002 Mood: Back on the bike Hate you I do at £150 a pair !!!! Enjoy them and I will remain vaguely green. Reply

31-Jul-2003, 12:06	#15
Martin Morrell Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 161 Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: near Easingwold, North Yorkshire Mood: need enlightenment got my new 4s comming this weekend anyone got good contact for some louder cans than the standard one??: if only life was so good £150!!! for that sweet reverb i wish monty Reply

31-Jul-2003, 12:45	#16
Rushjob Registered Forum User Big Twin Posts: 1,802 Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Lincs Mood: :-) Nelly may be able to assist you Martin..... Reply

31-Jul-2003, 13:15	#17
Aotearoa Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 144 Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Tauranga ,NZ Mood: Xstatic If you really want to hear load ....i fired mine up with no cans on it !!! DAM DAM DAM ...my wife , who unfortunately was behind the bike at the time , nearly fouled her pants ...wouldn't say it sounded sweet but twas certainly LOUD!! Reply

01-Aug-2003, 00:21	#19
Paul James Founder Member Ducati Meccanica Posts: 2,994 Join Date: May 2001 Location: Northants Why not just have the standard cans gutted, it keeps the markings on the outside and they sound quite loud. Mine sets off the odd car alarm and has the older generation running for cover in their Anderson shelters. Reply

04-Aug-2003, 10:42	#20
Martin Morrell Registered Forum User Mille Posts: 161 Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: near Easingwold, North Yorkshire Mood: need enlightenment Gutted how i may ask paul as im not that mechanically minded but i could wait in anticipation Nelly any ideas/help Reply