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Leo Vince vs. DP exhausts

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#1 ·
Hi :)

My recent purchased 750 Sie had oval Leo Vince SBK exhausts mounted by the previous owner. I just changed these into a pair of carbon Ducati Performances low mounts I got from Ebay.

I made this change because I think the DP's looks better, and expected them to perform well.

The thing is now that the Leo Vince's seems to perform better (still testing though). There are no other modifications on the engine so far.

Anyone out there with experience with DP's exhausts in comparison to Leo Vince's, or in comparison to other non-factory makes? :think:

Two wheeled regards

Ralfi
 
Discussion starter · #6 ·
asshat said:
want to sell the ones you don't use?
That was the plan. The plan was to sell the pair of Leo Vinces, but if they outperform the DP's I'm not so sure anymore. :confused:
I'll let you all know about my conclusion on this :)
 
Discussion starter · #7 ·
phonse said:
They are considerably lighter than the DP cans and quite a bit less expensive.
While I did the change from the LV's to the DP's I had each brand on the scale. The carbon DP's were about 100 grammes lighter a piece than the LV's.

The sound is almost the same. The DP's are slighly more chrunchy in the sound. :cool:
 
Discussion starter · #8 ·
900SSKen said:
I emailed LeoVince re: cans for a 99 900 ss and was told they don't make them. Now I see they are listed for the 800 Sport / Supersport, 2003 to 2005. Will these fit my '99 900?

Thanks

Ken
The carbon DP's I got from Ebay were adverted for being for an 800 SS. These fitted my 2002 750 ss. I just needed to remove some spacers between the frame and the mounting brackets with the passenger pegs. If I remount the Leo Vinces I'll post some pics.

Maybe you can let us know why you consider the LV's?

Have a nice weekend :rolleyes:
 
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