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Kereama
26th August 2004, 16:13
Kia Ora from Waiotahi
Anyone out there had any experience in putting a ducati ST2 motor into a 1993 M900 Monster
Would appreciate some feedback on this.
thanks Kereama
Cajun
26th August 2004, 16:20
Kia Ora from Waiotahi
Anyone out there had any experience in putting a ducati SP2 motor into a 1993 M900 Monster
Would appreciate some feedback on this.
thanks Kereama
Do you mean ST2???
they are total different motors arn't they.
isn't t he st2 motor based more off the 916 and the moster is more of a ss motor
i might be wrong here not a duke man
Kereama
26th August 2004, 16:38
Your right Cajan it's the dislexia coming out of me it'a a ST2. & you right about other. Thats why I'm asking the Question Has anybody out there done it.
Cajun
26th August 2004, 16:47
Your right Cajan it's the dislexia coming out of me it'a a ST2. & you right about other. Thats why I'm asking the Question Has anybody out there done it.
just trying to get it straight in my head first, st2 is fi and moster is carb?
be a big mission to get it down if thats correct
vifferman
26th August 2004, 16:50
just trying to get it straight in my head first, st2 is fi and moster is carb?
be a big mission to get it down if thats correctAre they both air/oil cooled, or is the ST2 watercooled?
I thought 93 M900 was a totally different generation to the ST2?
Kereama
26th August 2004, 16:59
The monster is both air and watercooled. The later models are, and they are carb and injection. The problem being I have the original monster. I just dont know what frame differences are.
Blakamin
26th August 2004, 17:12
AHHHH...MONSTER!!!
try here : http://ducatimonster.org/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.cgi
alll things monster...or ask Lynda
Monster is my next bike...i could take yours of your hands and let you buy another
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Hitcher
26th August 2004, 17:16
Monster is my next bike...
I think it is criminal the way Ducati has shamelessly copied the Zeal!
Kereama
26th August 2004, 17:23
Improved it didn't they. No progress if things dont change else we'd all still be riding donkeys.
Sensei
26th August 2004, 18:31
ST2 is a 2 Valve motor & ST4 is the 4 Valve 916 type .Don't see why you shouldn't be able to do somthing about getting it in there without to much trouble Sensei :yeah:
750Y
27th August 2004, 08:57
you will probably need to be putting in the st2 harness also(cdi etc).
there's an excellent ducati mechanic at haldanes who may be able to answer your questions.
Blakamin
27th August 2004, 10:53
I think it is criminal the way Ducati has shamelessly copied the Zeal!
yup! :msn-wink:
Kereama
27th August 2004, 16:45
Had so feed back from Aussie. The motor mounts are all the same. If I stick to the flatsides I already use and forget about the Fuel ignition. I can use ignition system I already have. So I just have to mount the radiator up front manifold should all fit and It's a goer. Fingers xed. Just got to wait for the motor to arrive from Japan.
Cajun
28th August 2004, 09:15
Had so feed back from Aussie. The motor mounts are all the same. If I stick to the flatsides I already use and forget about the Fuel ignition. I can use ignition system I already have. So I just have to mount the radiator up front manifold should all fit and It's a goer. Fingers xed. Just got to wait for the motor to arrive from Japan.
Sweet as Kereama, you got it stored be getting tons more hp from that moster now
LB
29th August 2004, 15:56
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.I'm not sure if this can be done. (thanks for the compliment Blakamin!! :)
My Monsters are both two-valve engines.
Keep us posted Kereama. If this bloody shit weather ever disappears, I could ride up and show you my bikes one weekend. (I'd let Hamish ride the other one)
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FROSTY
29th August 2004, 17:27
Dude whatever ya do do --post progress reports so we can see how ya go with it. :first:
Kereama
31st August 2004, 06:17
Sweet as visit anytime u like you got 5 kms of windy metal Rd and logging trucks. I'm the first on the left after the metal starts up the Waiotahe Valley Rd If you turn right down Toones Rd which is the second road on the right past Kutarere (Whakatane or Taneatua - Opotiki highway ). Turn right when u come off the bridge, Thats Waiotahe Valley Rd. After the recent flooding it took them 5 days dig a new track around where the river had taken the road out. The reason I am thinking about doing this is the flatmate took my bike out to give it a run while I was down the Auckland Islands Scampi Trawling. The lock nut that holds the Cam pulley must have worked loose and the keyway eventually flogged out and when it let go it smashed the valves and spat them out the exhaust, because I couldn't find any sign of them, puched a X hole in the piston. A few scratches in the bore but nothing bad. The motor still runs on one cylinder. Ive had the head repaired and I have second hand piston, valves and cam that I can put in and its a goer. But I can score this ST2 motor for a good price and it has done less than 1400 kms. So for less than $3500 I can have a vitually new motor and a spare. Ive emailed Ducati dealers all over the world in search of someone who had done it but haven't found any one that has yet. I believe it can be done. But you know how it is with things like this, there is always some little thing that doesn't want to fit. Ph number here is 073154667.
good riding
Kereama
LB
31st August 2004, 07:32
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Oohh-errr.....gravel!!!! :eek5: :eek5: :eek5: :eek5:
Will contact you next time we're heading up your way.
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LB
31st August 2004, 07:34
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.Have you talked with Dave McDonald from Palmerston North? Or Matt Meads from Hawera? If not I can PM you their details - they're both real Ducati people (Dave owns the lovely 900SS that Peter Sales races)
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LB
31st August 2004, 07:35
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.Ah shit....I've just read your last post again - I thought you lived between Wanganui and Hawera! So not sure when we'll be up your way. But let me know re Dave/Matt anyway.
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Kereama
3rd September 2004, 19:36
Hi Yeh send their details and I'll give them a call. the aussies all reckon it can be done, But none of them have actually done it.
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