track fairings bellypan question

Phl · Mar 25, 2014

has anyone here fitted the aftermarket (standard gfk/cfk, that comes with the track fairings) bellypan with the stock exhaust system?

i read somewhere that it might only fit with the termignoni...

then,if I was to fit a turkeypan (some org's allow that), I'd have to squeeze it pretty much in between the motor and the exhaust cans. there's no way to take that thing off for tech... ???

taking off and mounting back the exhaust takes about an hour with the bolts being so ...... to reach.

so how to pass tech then?

that thing is pretty much stuffed up.

any ideas?

Thanks!!!

bwaide · Mar 25, 2014

I'm not sure about the factory kit with the stock cans, but there are other options. I stumbled on this setup when I was shopping for bodywork. Unfortunately I haven't found the instructions for install. I'd be willing to be the DP kit only works with the Termi cans judging from the instructions.

CRC Fairings | Ducati 1199 Panigale CORSE Lower Race Fairing

DP Racing undersump kit

Thamer · Mar 25, 2014

Are you talking about the fluid retention pan? If so if you search wit the title fluid retention pan you'll find a whole thread between Wilkes and me about the install and one of the few suck aspects of this bike.

The skinny is you have to remove the cans very time you want to install and uninstall it.

Good luck.

Phl · Mar 25, 2014

bwaide said:
CRC Fairings | Ducati 1199 Panigale CORSE Lower Race Fairing --- it doesn't exclude the stock cans...

DP Racing undersump kit --- that is some install instructions!!!

have you installed yours with the stock cans?

i might get mine out of the box and try it with the cans, maybe i just build my own...

we'll see.

thanks for the reply.

turnone · Mar 25, 2014

This issue is what caused me to upgrade the exhaust. I was I unable to find any bodywork belly pan to work with stock cans. Good luck with your search.

mrbrettbaker · Mar 25, 2014

No retention pan will work with stock exhaust, there isn't enough room between the cans or the cans and the sump. You also usually have to lose the fan.

Phl · Mar 25, 2014

thanks guys, that was the info i've been looking for.

or not

well, seems i will be making my own pan soon...

weltonrk · Mar 25, 2014

Phl said:
has anyone here fitted the aftermarket (standard gfk/cfk, that comes with the track fairings) bellypan with the stock exhaust system?

i read somewhere that it might only fit with the termignoni...

then,if I was to fit a turkeypan (some org's allow that), I'd have to squeeze it pretty much in between the motor and the exhaust cans. there's no way to take that thing off for tech... ???

taking off and mounting back the exhaust takes about an hour with the bolts being so ...... to reach.

so how to pass tech then?

that thing is pretty much stuffed up.

any ideas?

Thanks!!!

Thanks for the effort Phil, i'm either going "turkey pan" or check one of the local paint/body shop for some fab work. I'm still going to do Corner Speed in April.

Phl · Mar 25, 2014

weltonrk said:
Thanks for the effort Phil, i'm either going "turkey pan" or check one of the local paint/body shop for some fab work. I'm still going to do Corner Speed in April.

sounds good, check their info as well:

panigale bellypan question - 13x Forums

if i find time in between, i will continue to work on a DIY and cost effective solution - maybe a bit nicer and more durable than a turkey pan

weltonrk · Mar 25, 2014

Maybe I will find an "Engineer Friend" that will create one for me"¦.hint, hint, hint

Phl · Mar 25, 2014

weltonrk said:
Maybe I will find an "Engineer Friend" that will create one for me"¦.hint, hint, hint

Consider it done

(When that guy is back from the old world)

mrbrettbaker · Mar 26, 2014

I have looked hard at it as we will be doing 3 or 4 endurance rounds on mine.
The cans are almost touching the sump and complete wrap around it. You could use some very thin aluminum and hammer it into shape. I had considered wrapping the cans and the sump in tin foil and laying up fiberglass them bolting cans on while it dried. Keep in mind the 'glass will be literally squeezed between them.
Over the next few weeks I will get some pics of the Armour Bodies pan and the cans I am building to address this issue.

Ljuice26 · Jun 4, 2014

Has there been any solutions for this?

weltonrk · Jun 5, 2014

I will be going through WERA Tech Inspection w/turkey pan as a belly pan this weekend. The pan is not coming out at all. I also have it safety wired on each corner.

More to follow!

Phl · Jun 5, 2014

C ya at tech !

Ljuice26 · Jun 5, 2014

Thanks fellas. Good luck this weekend

weltonrk · Jun 5, 2014

Cool!!!

Racrx451 · Jun 5, 2014

....... I better figure out a solution tomorrow! Turkey pan it might be. Jarel?!

Akillya · Jun 6, 2014

Catalyst and Armor both offer fluid pans just buy one and modify it to fit? Our WSSK kit came with a Corse CF one that we have been using on the large manifolds. I was wondering which pan would work with the Akrapovic exhaust.

Ljuice26 · Jun 14, 2014

weltonrk said:
I will be going through WERA Tech Inspection w/turkey pan as a belly pan this weekend. The pan is not coming out at all. I also have it safety wired on each corner.

More to follow!

Do you have any pics of this? How did tech go with Wera?

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