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One of the first changes that a lot of Ducati owners make to their bikes after being run is to change the stock exhaust silencers for less restrictive aftermarket ones. This has the twofold effect of making the bike louder and also releasing a few extra straining ponies (as if a 1098 really needed it!) - Oh, and they look great as well! Bonus!
There are a dazzling array of manufacturers who are producing both full systems and slip on silencers for the Ducati range, however due to the success of their products in racing, and the fact that they are the weapon of choice for the factory Corse Racing team, Termignoni has arguably edged it's way into pole position as the number one Ducati exhaust manufacturer.
Termignoni have a wide selection of systems to fit the 1098 family, from slip on silencers to full titanium and carbon fiber race systems at a full 70mm diameter. It is the carbon fiber 1098 silencer kit that we are having a look at today and is the focus of this review.
Contained in the kit is the complete inventory required to fit the less restrictive carbon silencers including an updated race ECU to adjust the fuelling to match the increased airflow, and also a high throughput performance air filter to balance out the additional fuelling. In addition there are the mountings and bands to support the pipes under the seat, so in summary this is an entire turn key solution.
Fitting isn't beyond the realms of a competent home mechanic, the pipes are precision made and as such fit without the need for any tweaking, the only tricky bit being the installation of the air filter which requires tank removal. Other than that the ECU replacement is exactly that - remove old, insert new (with battery disconnected PLEASE!!), pipes bolt into place and job done.
So how do they work and sound? Well, starting with the easy answer first - they sound awesome, deeper, more boomy but without the muffled sound of the stock pipes. The kit does include a pair of decibel killers in case your neighbors are members of the sound police but it sounds good even with these inserted.
Now to the harder question, do they work? Well, without putting every bike on the dyno it is impossible to comment fully, suffice to say that typically you will see up to an 8% increase in horsepower, impressive given the already high state of tune on the stock engine.
As a conclusion, these are an absolute no brainer, lighter than stock which is always good, sound absolutely fantastic, release a few more horsepower, are easy to install and look like they should be on the grid of a world superbike race. Final bonus is that they are some $700 cheaper than the titanium variant.
My only reservation, and it is a small one, I am not a fan of race ECU's as there is a massive variance in output of stock bikes so a one size fits all approach isn't ideal - I prefer the infinite tuneability of a Power Commander, however these pipes do work well with the race ECU so wouldn't worry too much about the later as it is all within tolerance. So yes, money well spent indeed!
For reference they are Ducati Part No: 9115707B and fit the following bikes -1098 2007/ 2008, 1098 S 2007/ 2008
To read reviews on more Ducati Tuning parts, FREE tips and information on all aspects of Ducati performance tuning and ownership visit our website at http://www.ducatiperformanceparts.net.
Simon Cliffe is a Ducati fan having owned a dozen different models over the past 20 years. Currently the proud owner of a 2000 Ducati 996SPS and mid way through a project to assemble a 999 based track bike, he also runs http://www.ducatiperformanceparts.net a website dedicated to the tuning and maintenance of all Ducati motorcycles and accessories, from the aircooled bikes of the 70's through to the latest superbikes.
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Make Sure You Have A Good Flange
Standard flanges of large diameter is not necessarily mate. Andrew Sloley offers a look at Plant Insites column this month.
The system was adding a three-stage vacuum ejector for steam. We would like to discuss with us from time to time by representatives of local suppliers to ensure that the instruction schedule. Everything was expected, as stated in all devices of the system in the near future to supply export and transit to the factory to complete.
Shortly before the ship date, EPR has asked me to ask me for lunch and it was unusual for him. Apparently he wanted something, but I do not know what. My boss told me, less cynical and simply enjoy a good meal. The breakfast was wonderful and went well.
Then, the EPR has gradually come to see me with a statement about a small problem with the equipment of the vacuum system. The purpose of this meal was finally free in nature.
The steam system were three stages of capacitors after each step. Capacitor reduce the load for the next phase of the condensation of the steam engine, steam from the process and the process may be condensed. The first stage is designed with ejector directly related to the first capacitor. Three parallel lines are combined into a single seal drum (also called).
We wanted at least one complete set of soaring in the shop of the seller prior to shipment. This required manufacturers to take delivery of heat and do the installation. The soaring preferred suppliers for each component suppliers to deliver directly to our site. However, she said: Just humor us for at least one laboratory in the file. In the end, we have concluded an agreement to take a train track.
The problem occurred at the meeting. The 30-in. Flange output capacitor of the first phase of mate with 30-in. Intake flange of the condenser. Have been ordered Rush to take the respective flanges and repairs.
The incident took place well before the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) was launched in 1980, official efforts to develop a single flange for pipe diameters 26 inches and above. Until then, two different models of the flange were common: the standardization of civil manufacturers (MSS) sector of the valve, and the American Petroleum Institute (API).
The MSS-44-Standard for Steel Pipe Line Flanges radically different from the API-605 standard for large diameter steel flanges carbon.
Figure 1 contrasts with the size and layout key for the category 150 of sealing films. Obviously inappropriate. The manufacturer of ejection had used a type of flange and heat had another supplier may be used.
ASME was looking for a single design of the nominal diameter of the tube, 26 inches. 48-in. Brides. Let MSS or API, or both, should be changed to create the model. Neither move would be. So far we have ASME / ANSI standard has two parts. ASME B16.47 Series A offers a the amount of MSS flanges and a series of B corresponding to the flanges API. For class 150 and class 300 (all sizes) and 36-inch and smaller classes, higher than Class 300 Series A and Series B flanges are not compatible.
Thus, while our problem is occurring before the ASME was a single standard does not eliminate the problem. Isolated mismatches continue to provide accurate information, lack of awareness of the Series A or B. Only a few engineers that two possible types of large-diameter flanges are available. If you have a large flange diameter, check what you need to make sure that what you get.
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questions for my altima 07 with straight pipe.?
i have a standard altima 2007 with straight pipes and a cold-air intake. I have no mufflers cus of straight pipes, do i need to get mufflers just to hang under so i dont get a ticket?
I've heard that straight pipes can cause the valves to burn, how will i avoid this and know when it'll happen.
I'm not sure if carbon monoxide is gettin into the car or not (so i've heard in forums) cus i keep the windows down.
Performance wise; i pick up speed alot faster at lower rpm but i haven't noticed any lower mpg. shud i keep the straight pipes?
mufflers do not need to be seen. The car must conform to the noise laws of your state. CO will only get into your car if the exhaust is venting towards the cabin or out the sides by the door, but you will always get carbon monoxide in your car as all gas powered cars emit this. You are not experiencing improved mileage because your horsepower has increased (yay!). If you like the sound and improved perfomance then keep the system. If it is too loud then get Cherry Bomb glasspack mufflers to quiet it a bit.
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