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  • My 1198 has a 70mm full corse system and my cousin was after the bike while i started it. He hurt his ears. after few minutes it got better.

  • if he can afford the bike, and hes running it straight piped, I think he has the funds to not care about his valves or his fairings...

  • thats really bad for your valves

  • @SuperCali1985 really? why?

  • won't it melt the underside of the fairings?

  • i rele does sound alot like a gp bike

  • lol just because you take the can off... doesnt make it motogp.

  • PARECE UM V8!!!!!!!!

    NICE SOUND.

  • isn't that too loud, even for a track!

  • this is no moto gp style.....this is "i dont have money to buy an exhaust"-style.... -.-

  • @frotttiop I dont think that guy who has money for ducati hasnt money for exhaust ;)

  • @7Pe7eR7

    but it looks like! :/

  • sounds like an american muscle or a monster truck :d

  • Nice tires. Do you ride the bike at all or just take parts off of it and call it MotoGP style? And don't try the pathetic excuse of "I just got new tires" either.

  • "Ducati 1098 MotoGP style"

    its just like saying, if u want to have a MOTOGP-like bike

    remove the muffler. duh!?

    these people are ryt u knw. ur going to have problems with

    ur valves and on ur fenders on this...

  • I THINK YOUR PLASTICS UNDER THE SEAT WILL HAVE PROBLEM AS THE TIME PASS

  • yea and ur ass would get REALLY hot after about 5 mins or less of drving lol. sounds awesome though. better than a harley ;)

  • why buy expensive termignoni's.....

  • That's going to melt your undertail and F-up your valves. But it sounds SICK

  • Remember to check ur exhaust valves after that because they may be wor because no back pressure

  • allo just sell my gsxr k6 (red black) and was thinking is the time after all of this ..to buy this diavolo u know^.^ but i see the 1098 is diavolic2 why +8k more for S? Atena the roads is freaked only for journeys and some stunts :P

  • Nice video.....but i prefer when i have the carbon termignoni on.....cheers

  • love that, no better sound than that

  • sounds like that motor is not liking not having that back pressure from the mufflers.

  • This is a nice "how to melt your body work video" haha

  • no cats? just straight pipes?

  • doesn't cutting the pipes mess up the engine

  • not when its is cut off there, if you would remove the entire system then it would mess it up because the valves would be destroyed by the sudden difference in temperature and carbon buildup, not sure bout the last one though

  • Sounds like BCS =)

  • desmosedici sound xd i love it

  • desmocedici rr is a 4 cylinder :P

  • is a desmootto (8 valves = 2x4), sesmo16 is a 4 cilinders.

    but, yes. the soun of d16rr and other ducati is fantastic.

    W L'ITALIA!

  • Per dirla tutta è un DesmoQuattro (4 valvole per cilindro), solo la desmosedici prende il nome dalla somma di tutte le valvole ; )

    Ovviamente ci sono anche i desmodue (anche detti pomponi, molti meno cavalli di un desmoquattro ma un motore molto più pieno su tutto l'arco di erogazione) e i desmotre (non so se sia il nome corretto) (montato sulle ducati ST3 che ovviamente hanno 3 valvole per cilindro, sono le "moto da turisti tedeschi" di mamma ducati)

  • that sounds awesome, i want one XD

  • you should of waited until about 3am in the morning then took it for a few 10,000rpm passes down the street. love thy neighbour and all that.

  • @deanopks word tha ducati will fuck shit up like a bitch

  • fantastic...

  • isnt that bad for the valves? no back pressure?

  • 4 stroke dont needs back pressure. but too much back pressure ist bad for the valves.

  • 4 strokes dont need backpressure? I think thats a wrong statement

  • no. only two strokes need back pressure in order to have the power they have.

    didnt you know of free-flow exhaust systems? especially for cars.

    muscle cars have mostly free flow exhausts.

  • i think you don't know very well how do an exhaust sistem work XD

    It's not question of back pressure (you say it rightm that's 2stroke stuff), an exhaust is needed to allow more air/gas mixture to enter in the combustion chamber, because the wave of the gas causes a depression that sucks more air in ; )

    Example: a long exhaust will have best depression at mid range rpm, a short exhaust will work best at high rpm.

    It's difficult to explain in 500 char XD and i don't know english very well XDDDD

  • not back pressure, but the exhaust sistem causes depression that allows more air in the cylinder ; )

  • @RKM4entertainment I think by your earlier statment that you are confused. You harmonically tune an intake system NOT an exhaust. How can the exh. cycle affect the intake cycle? Unless, you are talking 2 stroke engines!

  • I think you're a bit confused ; )

    Exhaust influence the intake cycle when the intake valve and exhaust valve are opened toghether... i don't know how it's called in english that moment XD

    I'm sorry but i can't find some documentation in english, i've got it only in italian

  • It's called "overlap" in English when the exhaust valve remains open at the beginning of the intake cycle. The idea is that the escaping exhaust gasses create a bit of a vacuum behind them, helping to draw the intake charge into the cylinder. The exhaust length and shape is tuned to make the exhaust charge momentarily slow down, or even reverberate back towards the open exhaust valve, forcing that portion of the intake charge that followed it out the exhaust port back into the cylinder.

  • I didnt mean to be insulting, it's called valve overlap when the intake and exhaust are both open. That's how unburned fuel vapors escape resulting in an AWSOME fire ball out of the tail pipe. This is a result of the combination of valve open width and duration. ie; how wide it opens and how long it stays open and at hight RPMs the valve's timing overlap. ;)

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  • @RKM4entertainment

    I dont know much about engines but i think i understand what you mean.

    Thanks to the depression the air cant escape as fast.

    The more air in the cilinder the faster the bike will go.

    But..isnt it harder then for air to get into the cilinder ?

  • oh baby! dont be so mean! >:-D

  • uddi,,,pazzesco...sound da sbavo!!

  • are these twin cylinders

  • yes sir. v twin

  • Hell yeah!!

  • i would put on a pair of 35degree elbows facing outward with a bias cut than that would look sick

  • my 996 w/50mm arrows sounds 10x better than this.

  • very nice

    but you havnt realy done much to make it worthy of the motor gp apart from take the end of the exhaust off

  • Peccato che senza terminale la moto avrebbe prestazioni inferiori...motoGP un cavolo!!

  • @laguna182 Non è che ti sbagli con i due tempi?

  • @HeartFilledHatred : Assolutamente no ! La moto due tempi è molto più sensibile alle modifiche dello scarico perchè parte dell'energia espulsa ritorna indietro ( aiutata dall'espansione a cono appunto).favorendo il rendimento del nuovo ciclo di combustione.

    La moto 4 tempi ha altrettanto bisogno dello scarico per altri fattori più complicati da spiegare ( studiati un po di termo e fluidodinamica )....

  • @laguna182

    Sono consapevole di quanto studio implichi la progettazione di uno scarico per 4t, dal dimensionamento dei collettori, alla lunghezza degli stessi, alla raccordatura tramite compensatori...ma in tali motori i silenziatori fungono solo da...silenziatori!

    Ti ricordi che per un bel periodo le Moto GP hanno girato senza di essi?

  • @laguna182 o

    professore!

  • @sweisteiger L'utilità del tuo commento?

  • ya just had to fuck with it . sounds like shit.

  • You said it.

  • That plastic seat will JUST love the hot exhaust gases not to mention your bum

  • perchè non ci fai una bella tirata cosi grippi e getti via una moto da 20000€!!!

  • e attaccaci sti cazzo di terminali......

  • ducati 1098 is a machine 

    i love this bike

  • sounds like shit losing way to much back pressure

  • That's a myth, the Ducati is fuel injected , so it will adjust the fuel mixture to suit the engine perfectly.

    If anything, it will run better at high speeds.

    That's why bikes used to run megaphone pipes.

    Don't believe everything you read.

    You get more airflow and less restriction without the muffler cans which equals more power. (And more attention from the cops)

  • You are correct but because their is less back pressure and hence a higher flow rate, there is less heat extraction from the vapours in the exhaust gas on the exhaust valves, meaning that they run hotter. In some cases, due to thermal expansion, the valves do not seat properly and can really knacker the engine.

    I still think that it sounds pretty pornographic without tailpipes. It won't do it any harm running it for this length of time.

    Matt

  • So why does an engine run hotter if you block off , say 40% of the exhaust hole?

    Higher flow rate would move the hot gases away from the valves at a higher rate, it doesn't make sense.

    The valves may run hotter because the engine is developing more power though.

    If you had no exhaust pipe at all, I would agree with you.

  • Check your inbox mate.

    Matt

  • can u send me the answer too please lol...

  • You're an idiot. Because the bike has fuel injectors, ... the ECU will automatically remap air/fuel ratio to compensate for exhaust differences? Idiot Less restriction w/o the "muffler cans" equals more power? Idiot That Desmodromic Twin relies on a specific amount of back pressure to maintain equal power, sure more flow, but less combustion. Idiot

    ..... You got one thing right though,

    "Don't believe everything you read."

  • A 2 stroke engine needs back pressure to keep all the air/fuel mix in the combustion chamber because the intake port and exhaust port are open at the same time. Since Ducati uses a 4 stroke motor, during the intake stroke the intake valve, or valves, is open and the exhaust valve is closed, then the intake valve closes and the engine goes through the compression and power strokes(both valves are closed), then the exhaust valve opens for the exhaust stroke. So it wouldn't have "less combustion".

  • first, the 1098 doesn't have a self tuning feature for its ecu.

    second, if it did, there is no exhaust bung to measure it.

    third, you're a tool that doesn't know what he's talking about and should probably just stop talking.

  • yeh your right he was dribbling shit ,the only thing its done is lost torque abit sounds louder and will heat up quicker maybe and what the hell is equal power mean? all exhaust rely on back pressure thats what they do and suppress sound

  • Motogp style? U just fuckin cut the pipes. That aint shit.

  • woo hoo, I can smell those ass cheecks a burnin already

  • i know that's not the point of this pointless video at all, but just look at that rear wheel... my TZR 125 is a bicycle compared to that

  • b-e-a-utiful

  • my tomos sounds better...

  • ma la senti che la moto non va bene?cosi rovini una moto da collezione.....mah che gente!

  • "My Sv sounds better"

    first: lol :D sorry, i think you didn't hear a 1098 live. i'm driving a suzuki on my own but a duc sounds very special

    second: some of the ducs incl the 1098 have desmodromic valves, it's not possible that they stay longer open, even without backpressure.

  • no back prssure = bent valves:(

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  • My Sv sounds better, I have an FMF PowerCore GP Exhaust. this guy just took his silencers off. And yeh, his exhaust valve will actually stay open longer and unburned gas will cause a blow back. And will burn his valves, and maybe crack a piston or two.

  • non sfoga capito

  • i think it doesnt ruin the engine, but might the pipes need to be longer, but a silencer is not need

  • whether it ruins his engine or not thats his choice it sounds cool as hell! :)

  • Thats How Its Done

  • it sounds like a old ford 429

    did u put cams on it?

  • 1) MotoGP bikes are 4 cylinders, not 2

    2) you'll burn the fuck out of your valves running the engine without exhausts on

  • casey stoner's duke was 2..learn more before say anything

  • Bwhahahahahahahahhahahahahahah­ahahaaaaa!!!!

    Caseys Duke (desmosedici) is a V4 engine.

    4!!!!

    BWAHAHAHAHAHHAAaaaaa

  • (rais135)Bet you feel a like a right muppet?!

  • Stoner's bike is V4, you dolt.

  • dude that sounds sooooooooooo raw i swear to god on that one i love the sound of the deepness

  • That sounds good but I wouldn't recommend riding it like that the bike's engine need's some back presure that's why all of the aftermarket exhaust go straight through but they still have repack!

  • Haha! Looks amazing! But please don't run it like that man!...

  • ma mettigli i scarichi...

  • i dont care thats the sh**

  • ui toll..hast nur den auspuff abgemacht...spitze

  • that sounds like a pure beaut nice 1

  • Aint that gona burn the plastic?

  • good job. you got your self a harley...

  • Harley-Davidson: The Process of turning Fuel into pure noise, with out the side effect of horsepower!!!!

  • harley sux xD

  • harley sux xD

  • LOLLL

  • lmao!!!

  • yaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!­!

  • the sound is just ugly ~_~

  • I did this yesterday when I replaced my stock slipons just to see how it sounds. HOLY SH!T!! it was LOUD!! I don't think you can get a vid to show how loud it really was!

  • Running a stock 1098 with no silencers will burn up your valves prematurely due to the higher flow because of aerodynamics when the bike is moving. There is a fix if you decide to run the race ECU, you can adjust the exhaust valve servo to either increase or decrease the back pressure. This may solve the valve burning problem, but has not been tested. In any case, as nice as it sounds without the exhaust, it is illegal to run the bike like that (In the US).

  • in usa you can ride a bike without the silencer? O-o

  • if you have a good expantion chamber the silencer/muffler should only restrict the bike. Doin this with a few other tweaks will improve power.

  • lol thats the only reason why i'm trying, damn talk about a profit.

  • holy shit sounds like a desmosedici, shit i'll try that today, riding a 1098 thats sounds like a desmo! whoa mama!

  • ma tu sei pazzo....

  • Metzeler..Great choice..I roll on Rennsport model.

  • looks like some of u need a lesson in backpressure

  • yeah dont u sound smart u probubally dont even have a bike

  • Sounds nice, but I would worry about the exhaust venting under the seat like that...

  • how is it bad for the engine?

  • You get almost no back pressure in the engine. You actually get less power this way.

  • NOTHING! Nothing about this hurts the engine, it just enhances the engines performance but the loudness is sadly illegal. He has just removed the silencers and a couple of inches on the pipes, nothing strange.

  • no it does not enhance performance it fucks the fuelling, they wouldnt charge 12g 4 it else would they, yes change jets, plugs, throttle opening, park timing, ignition, prob elecy buterflies time, inj squirt time, etc etc etc only the most electronically advanced road bike, uhhhhh then u enhance performance.

    sounds good though admittadly

  • Lets hold this conversation calm can we? Well then, can you please tell me why they dont have silencers on Moto GP bikes and Formula1 if it is so bad for the engine, second. Me and my frind put a kitcar on the dyno first with silencer and then without. It did get more HP.

  • Formula One and Moto GP end up rebuilding their motors several times throughout the season. They also do not have to conform to federal noise and emissions. The production bikes are designed to produce the most possible power within the constraints of the law. Believe it or not, the Moto GP and Production bikes do not run the same fuel map! So if you want to change the fuel map, hack off your pipes and rebuild the motor every time you change the oil for an extra 8 horses or so, go for it.

  • kiy car - this may be true but with this inparticular model of engine u may gain horse power by wipping the pipes off but it wouldnt run true, there will be flat spots, and a faster flow of mix running throught he engine, thus not enough ful being injected, it will slow the bike down, maybe on paper(dyno) it reads more power but whats important is the consistancy of power and the way it delivers it to and throught he tyres which will in realaity terms (on the road or track)

  • prove it faster or not, calm enough vithaj?? lol

    *kiy car - kit car

  • man that´s so bad for you engine!

  • super bombone sciogli plastiche

  • everyone shut up, now we don't have to do it on your 1098

  • Dumb ass, your valves are burning!

  • do you know anything about the engines NOT

  • ghetto!!!!

  • awesome

  • They don't add an exhaust system to simply quiet it down. There are better reasons.

  • non si sciupa sotto il codone?

  • gp style?

    poor...

  • gp style?

    poor...

  • sounds awesome

  • congrats on figuring out how to use your slip on tips

  • lol

  • Moto GP style? Thats just a 1098 with no exhaust. Great way to burn your valves up though, keep up the good work and youll be replacing that beautiful engine in no time! Too bad money cant buy smarts or you would be SET!!!!!

  • exactly...not at all something one would want to do to motor; especially a nice Ducati. Get a proper exhaust, man.

  • Leave it that way. If you put a A"can" on it, you'll turn gay for sure bro.

  • NONSENSE! u just took off the slipons

  • this is just a horrible fake look at it guys !

    its just a 1098 without a muffler !

    slip off

    noob

    greeTz

  • you are the noob. read the description of the vid. it just says that its a 1098 without an exhaust..

    aras

  • isnt that going to damage the undercover ??

  • A desmodromic valve train has no valve springs, if it has springs then its not desmodromic. Stop getting your info from wikipedia!!!

  • wow vey aggressive!!!!!!!

  • float / bend valves? why do you have to coment about things you obviously have no clue about?

    if you don't have valve springs, you can't float valves.

    how would running a bike without cans on it float valves anyways? might not be best for performance but you won't hurt anything provided fueling has been corrected for the reduced back pressure.

  • 1st: you spelled comment wrong.

    2nd: if the engine has valves, then it has springs.

    3rd: do some research, you're an idiot if you think that running any engine without an exhaust won't hurt anything.

  • 1: wtf? um sorry?

    2: do some research the desmodomic valve system

    3: he's not running without exhaust, he us running wihtout cans. big difference. this could make the bike slightly lean but that's it. I would love to here your theory on how this is harmful, i need a good laugh.

    there are plenty of people who run open headered monsters and once they correct for fueling there is no problem.

    you should really think before you speak

  • 1: You spelled desmodromic wrong, use spell checker dip shit.

    2: That fancy desmodcrapic system still use's springs.

    3: Anything running lean-isn't good for the motor. too lean a mixture, may result in the engine running too hot causing damage to valves and other internal parts, a reduction in power output and can burn up the rings,go in any motorcycle forum and ask. Be prepared for the smart ass replies.

  • 4: Show me a PC3 map for no exhaust cans on a 1098. You won't find any. Only way to correct it.....put the exhaust cans back on.

    5: I don't need to do research. Mercedes has been using the desmodomic system since the early 50's, they invented it. Ducati took the idea and modded it.

  • 1:opps soory me speeling aint so great

    2:springs do not actuate the valves, they just keep certain things in place and help minimize lash. (hence the name lash spring) it is impossible for the valve to float!

    3:no shit, as mentioned in original post

  • 4:put it on a dyno, make a custom map. only retards use canned PCIII maps.

    5: yes i have seen w196, fine piece of work 1954, ducati had the 125 triple cam desmo in '57, three years behind. but that is moot, neither invented it. desmo valve actuation as first conceived the late 18th century. and used by many manufacturers in many form throughout the beginning of the 20th century.

  • So you mean to tell me that if you use a PC3 from from Akrapovic (whom has spent lots of money and time to get the air/fuel ratio for optimum performance)in conjunction with an Akrapovic exhaust system, that you're retarded?

  • a *qualified* technician can make a custom map for your bike with whatever parts you have hanging off of it that will be better than a canned map. there are many production and atmospheric variances that akrapovic can not tune for. the akra map may be close, but it won't be perfect. it would be a great starting point to save the tech time though.

  • This guy is right. A good custom map will beat a canned map made for situations other than what your bike experiences.

  • Mercedes-Benz didn't invent it, it was way older then the first Mercedes-Benz' which used it during the GP races of the fifties.

    Also, Ducati is the first who did it the proper and reliable way by using short rockers and close/opening shims on the same rod.

  • What about exhaust valve temperature? I've heard that running an open exhaust signifigantly increases exhaust valve/valve seat temps as the complete lack of backpressure "pulls" the still-buring fuel/air misture past the exhaust valves. Thoughts??

  • that's the lean condition we are speaking of. the pull is what you want, but if the mixture is lean it will be significantly hotter than what is ideal.

  • ...no, 4 stroke engines do not open the exhaust valve during the power cycle.

    You can run open exhaust, but you have to alter the fuel injection to cope with the increased air INTAKE as a result of reduced pressure on the exhaust side.

  • What about during valve overlap? From what I understand, the exhaust valves begin to open a few degrees before BDC, and the absence of backpressure allows the remaining air/fuel mixture to be pulled through the exhaust valves. Once again, I'm not disputing anyone, I'm just looking for further calrification/education!