Dimitris Posted August 29, 2007 Posted August 29, 2007 Hi all! Has anyone fitted the Ferracci crossover? Is it suitable with lamda sensor? http://www.ferracci.com/store/cart.php?m=p...detail&p=22
VA Sean Posted August 29, 2007 Posted August 29, 2007 Hi all! Has anyone fitted the Ferracci crossover? Is it suitable with lamda sensor? http://www.ferracci.com/store/cart.php?m=p...detail&p=22 Rumor has it the Ferracci x-over tends to crack at the welds. Check here for Greg Field's very good write-up about 4 crossovers. http://www.v11lemans.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=11564
Dimitris Posted August 29, 2007 Author Posted August 29, 2007 Thank you VA Sean. So I am confused now. I am thinking of the air box open lid by FBF, PCIII, Stucchi crossover and FBF mufflers. Do you think it will be ok?
VA Sean Posted August 30, 2007 Posted August 30, 2007 Thank you VA Sean. So I am confused now. I am thinking of the air box open lid by FBF, PCIII, Stucchi crossover and FBF mufflers. Do you think it will be ok? I wish I had an educated, supportable answer for you, but I do not. I don't even pretend to have mechanical knowledge, so I really rely on the good folks on this board and some other boards for assistance. I have learned that the dealer where I bought my bike 2 years ago pretty much sucks, so I have been DIY for the past year. That is something I had never dreamed of prior to buying my bike. To be quite honest, I have dealt with Greg a number of times and I really trust him and value what he has to say. I went with my set-up because it seemed that it was what I was looking for based on his write-up. I HAVE NOT BEEN DISAPPOINTED! Will you be ok? IM(very uneducated)O - sure... If that is the set-up that you want, I am sure it will work and I am sure there are plenty of guys on this board who've done the exact same thing (maybe they'll even chime in!!!). It sounds like a good set-up, and if you are skilled at tuning at all, or will be taking it to someone who is, then I can't imagine it being a big problem.
Ballabio Bertie Posted September 3, 2007 Posted September 3, 2007 The Mistral crossover is a beautiful piece of work and suitable for Lamda sensor.
Greg Field Posted October 21, 2007 Posted October 21, 2007 None of the US V11s have a lambda sensor. I believe none of the FBF crossovers in the US have the plug for a lambda sensor. Those in Europe may differ. In my opinion, having used all of the above, I would advise that you avoid the FBF crossover. It works great, but I have seen too many crack, including my own. If you want a high-rpm-power crossover, get the Stucchi. Yes, it is much more expensive, but it is also much more stoutly built. The late Stucchis all have a lambda port. The late Mistrals also have a lambda port. I use the Mistral because it appears to me to give better low- and mid-range performance. It also works with a centerstand. For my uses, that made the Mistral more attractive. Most others prefer the Stucchi. Eveidence suggests that the Stucchi makes 5 or so more peak hp than the Mistral, at the cost of a less flat torque curve from 2500-5500 rpm.
Dimitris Posted October 22, 2007 Author Posted October 22, 2007 None of the US V11s have a lambda sensor. I believe none of the FBF crossovers in the US have the plug for a lambda sensor. Those in Europe may differ. In my opinion, having used all of the above, I would advise that you avoid the FBF crossover. It works great, but I have seen too many crack, including my own. If you want a high-rpm-power crossover, get the Stucchi. Yes, it is much more expensive, but it is also much more stoutly built. The late Stucchis all have a lambda port. The late Mistrals also have a lambda port. I use the Mistral because it appears to me to give better low- and mid-range performance. It also works with a centerstand. For my uses, that made the Mistral more attractive. Most others prefer the Stucchi. Eveidence suggests that the Stucchi makes 5 or so more peak hp than the Mistral, at the cost of a less flat torque curve from 2500-5500 rpm. Thank you Greg, Finally I bought the Mistral crossover, with the oval titianium Mistral exhausts, the FBF airbox conversion kit and the PCIII. I just cant get off that bike...anymore...It is sooo enjoyable...the reason that I didnt prefer the FBF crossover is because I had read a thread (maybe yours) in this forum, about the crack problem. Now I am thinkinf of the FBF piston kit, as a winter project..
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