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Ahh come on, 650ib does that crazy ishh
maybe a dyno run?
maybe a dyno run?
I think the issue that Ducati makes speed to go dashes on the bikes rolling off production line to comply with whatever, same as exhaust basically. but when you install the same software after the fact, they can probably just click "track bike" box and eliminate this "restriction". I would think the software is actually the same otherwise..That’s actually 650ib’s V4R dash, but his seems to go to dashes at 186mph and I thought 2019 V4R was already equipped with EVO2
why isnt the tach trail yellow in the top picture. just wondering
I need to get a V4. Do u guys know if the V4R comes with the full Akra exhaust, just pay to have it installed?
mom pretty sure the new V4S is $35k out the door with the race exhaust
The last two track days in COTA I was running new Evo 2 software and my HM quick shifter. This was probably the first time ever I didn’t have any issues with QS whatsoever. And although HM did have improvement over stock, it was not until I got Evo 2 software that I had it operate flawlessly. I didn’t even realize Evo2 had upgraded QS software bit. Very happy.
I love the speciale, and it looks like I could get a decent deal on a preowned one, but... I’m loving the winglets on the 2020 models.
Also don’t think I’d love renewing the dry clutch on the R every couple thousand miles
Thanks TsaiCo. I’ve Ben building up my 1299S but I’m just about done with it so it will be time soon
I was curious myself to see about that. My brand new rear SC2 was about 40-50% spent in just one day on a very abrasive local track and standard software. I took it to COTA with the new Evo 2 software , and in one day it didn’t look worn much at all past that. Is is mainly because COTA is way smoother, and although I cannot draw a definite conclusion based on just this , but it is encouragingHello, has someone experience with reduced tire wear on race track using the Evo2 software???
Thx
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