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1198 I Just Bought My First Ducati

Discussion in '848 / 1098 / 1198' started by TZ750D, Sep 4, 2019.

  1. The Ducati Omaha website has all of the parts catalogues online. It’s easy to compare the part numbers of the 1098R & 1198R. If the heads and pistons are different, so will the part numbers be.
     
  2. You’re right - pistons are same part number between 2009 Bayliss and 2010 1198R, but the 2008 1098R is a different number.
     
  3. I've got a 1098R (2008) and I've had trouble with pistons cracking and the skirts falling apart :eek: I'm putting HC Pistals in this time. It wouldn't surprise me at all if Ducati replaced/improved the chocolate 2008 pistons :):upyeah:
     
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  4. I have the same problem as 1098 r pistons it would seem...
    Everywhere I go skirts fall apart in front of me
     
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  5. You wish...

    I used to have that problem. But it was once upon a time a long time ago in a land far far away.... :)
     
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  6. Lol your reign wasn’t in
    Yorkshire In the late 70’s by Any Chance was it mr Sutcliffe.... :thinkingface::laughing:
     
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  7. Ha ha, nah- just after that :laughing:
     
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  8. Mine has Pistals and a NOVA gearbox :upyeah:
     
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  9. You can pick them nova gearboxes up relatively cheap now I see

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  10. Yeah, nice bit of kit the Nova transmission :upyeah: Might have a look when it's torn down. Had it rebuilt and finished a while back. Only 3rd gear was knackered tbf, so pretty strong as is.
     
  11. The previous owner of mine said he had it replaced with a NOVA as 3rd became "notchy"
     
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  12. You'll probably find that if you went to buy the old part number, the newer part number would supercede it and that's the part you would get.

    I don't think they have more power, just have revised the part for some reason.

    I usually go to my dealer with part numbers to save him hunting through parts schematics looking for the part I need. He regularly tells me a part number has changed from the one I have given him and is now referenced to a new part number.
     
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  13. Deffo, you are in a minority yet again o_O
     
  14. 1 vs 1 :thinkingface:

    Why are you employing Remoaner mathematics Hexie? :rolleyes:

    Start a poll
     
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  15. You are the minority he has joined :bucktooth:
    Or look at the response to my quote :yum
    Besides, what would you choose next out if the two :thinkingface:
     
  16. Start a poll to find out. :)

    You don't know my opinion, I never replied to your post on the other bike. :bucktooth:
     
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  17. Votes in and counted:
    1198R 52%
    D16: 48% loonies :yum
     
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  18. Like Corbyn, he's a chlorinated chicken. :)
     
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  19. Non Chlorinated with a bit of Polish Salmonella :blush:
     
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