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Old 07-Mar-2009, 21:10   #1
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As far as we know, the Multi headers won't fit, specifically the one from the rear cylinder. This is due to the fact that the 1000ss uses a double sided swingarm and the cantilever setup of the rear shock. The same goes for all Monster headers - even for the double sided swingarm Monster 1000 - the shock gets in the way.

620/800/750/900ss headers also won't fit due to the depth the headers need to go into the engine on the 1000ss.

Overall, it would seem that the 1000ss headers are a pretty unique setup in the Ducati range.

Thanks for the thoughts and kind offer though. Much appreciated.
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Old 08-Mar-2009, 22:38   #2
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Thanks for the offer, Martin, its really appreciated.

As Phill says, it seems that the 1000SS engine is something of a unique beast and no amount of cludging will get around the problem!

We'll keep trying.
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Old 08-Mar-2009, 22:48   #3
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Would 1000DS headers be similar I wonder?

I've checked on Ebay Germany and came up with Zero I'm afraid.

Neither Silmoto or Marving appear to make headers for either.

Sorry - Good luck

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Old 08-Mar-2009, 22:57   #4
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Its 1000DS headers were after Frank, but from the SS, not the Multi. They're like hens teeth, it would seem...
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Old 08-Mar-2009, 22:59   #5
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Some info here:

http://www.ducatisportingclub.com/sh...ad.php?t=53934

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Old 08-Mar-2009, 23:21   #6
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MHP fully booked and cant fit us in!
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Old 08-Mar-2009, 23:56   #7
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Probably best you BORROW my 1000DS headers then


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