[Ducati] mufflers/pipes

[2vtwin at comcast.net]

I'm no expert but I'm told by someone in the business that the udder evens out the torque curve and that putting a free flowing exhaust after the udder is not a bad option.

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From: Alex <jp at pnsmicro.com> 

> There are a LOT of options for the S2R800 now. 
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> Zard and Sparks both make a side high mount dual can 
> system. LeoVince makes a 2:1 spaghetti setup. There is a under-body 
> system made called the Quat-D 
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> The key part for performance is to remove the "udder", which is the 
> main restriction. You can leave it and put on lower restriction 
> pipes but all you'll be getting is a louder exhaust note, not performance. 
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> I put a straight-pipe system from Sparks on. This requires that you 
> use something to modify the EFI, such as the DynoJet computer (a 
> Power Commander) since the EFI system is tuned for the high 
> restriction factory exhaust. 
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> Sparks system: 
> http://www.desmorados.com/shop/catalog/images/AP.08.0S4RS.jpg (on an 
> S4R, but it looks the same) 
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> At 01:31 AM 4/12/2007, you wrote: 
> >I want to put performance(louder) mufflers on my SR2-800. Any suggestions? 
> >JR 
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