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Old 08-14-2009, 03:29 AM
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Here are a few from Grattan - CCW

Still not a Ducati.









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Old 08-15-2009, 10:08 PM
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Me in Spa Franchorchamps



Me and my 955 in B.R.N.O.! n
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Old 10-20-2009, 09:35 PM
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juuuuust a little bit chilly....




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ugh, would be cool to live in California, no?
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Cali has its upside and its downsides. But living in Michigan isn't a fairytale either.
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Carolina Motorsports Park September 2009

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WERA Grattan May 2009
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**** yeah, keep em coming

The Section8 bike looks cool. I think I´ve seen the bodywork before. What are it´s details?
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Old 10-27-2009, 08:16 PM
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Ben...

yes I love my 998 and its truly a dream to ride.....

The motor was built and blue printed by the sideways, dis member, a couple of posts above, Matt Carr from Ducati Indianapolis. I can't say enough about his work and the HP #'s are proof.

Motor:
Pistal High Comp Pistons
Ported and milled heads
Hand shaped combustion chambers
Cams Degreed at 112/111
All internal motor gears machined
Lightweight cam rollers
2.5lb flywheel
Akrapovic full system 55-60 mm
Set up and dyno'd by Matt on a brutal day that was pissing rain at 147rwhp w/ 81 ft-lbs of torque
He believes we could get more out of her on a better day but that is plenty for me....

The bike has never let me down and currently sits in my living room for the winter.
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Hey ANGUS,

cool, thanks for the info. Any cool suspension and chassis mods?
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Hey ANGUS,

cool, thanks for the info. Any cool suspension and chassis mods?
Nothing other than ohlins superbike internal and ohlins rear shock re-build by Matt Carr. I am running 16.5's on that bike which really suits the old bikes well....

I have another 998 partly assembled on the bench. Matt has the motor again ...so far Corse swingarm with 27mm offset triples and ohlins upfront w/100 mm radial brakes.....but its still another year away as things are thin up here...
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Very nice!

Make sure you keep us updated on your project. I hear the 16.5s don't make such a big difference to contemporary 17". Your findings?
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...a few more from that chilly weekend... it eventually warmed up to around 50F

Thanks again Heavypenny for the pics.





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Nothing other than ohlins superbike internal and ohlins rear shock re-build by Matt Carr. I am running 16.5's on that bike which really suits the old bikes well....

I have another 998 partly assembled on the bench. Matt has the motor again ...so far Corse swingarm with 27mm offset triples and ohlins upfront w/100 mm radial brakes.....but its still another year away as things are thin up here...
Hey Craig, thanks for the props. Your bike is probably one of my favorite bikes I have ever worked on and you have done quite alot of the work yourself as well. I can't wait to get started on that 999R engine that Art did a stellar job of crating up. I think I'll call you tomorrow.
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My little buddy. 748R at Mid-ohio on Dunlop211s
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My little buddy. 748R at Mid-ohio on Dunlop211s
It first looked like you´d lose the front and lowside

But then, hey, it´s a Dunlop front tyre!

Cool pix. What are the bike´s specs?
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It first looked like you´d lose the front and lowside

But then, hey, it´s a Dunlop front tyre!

Cool pix. What are the bike´s specs?
748R Blueprinted Engine
Lightened Flywheel and Race Alternator
Ported/Polished Blend Valve Job
Stock 748R Cam Timing
13mm Throttle Body Extenders
748R Ultimap Chip tuned with old school FIM yellow box
Cast Mag Wheels
BrakeTech Cast Iron Full Floating Rotors
Ohlins Shock
Ohlins 20mm in 998 forks
Fuel Cel Gas Tank
Carbon Undertail Breather/Hoses/Valve
AIM Micron 3 dash with F1 style shift lights
Lots of aluminum and ti bolts

My next project is to get our 848 working like this bike. It will take some time but we are on the right track. The results will be even better because the starting oint is so so good on the 848.
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