The extraction is relative to the amount of Loctite you use.... fully saturated, you'll need heat, one or two drops, a little extra pressure on the wrench. It had red Loctite from the factory, no heat was required. 👍
Thanks, you couldn't feel the difference? When I adjusted the damper to the hardest setting, it felt extremely stiff. I left it on 8 clicks out, and it felt around what the stock damper felt like.
Oh, yeah, that makes sense. I can see the difference being minimal with the electronic one. I'm not too familiar with the electronic one, but the manual one can be set to the lowest, which is almost no feeling, all the way to the hardest for like drag racing which feels like the steering is locked.
2 reasons really, the main reason was to have the flexibility to swap this from one bike to another by just changing the bracket. I have the Street Fighter bracket already. The other is availability. The SD068 wasn't in stock at the time. I didn't want to wait any longer. But after realizing the damper was the same and the difference was mounting type, I went with the universal one.
@@MotoGarageTVwhoops thankyou mate, I remembered I'd asked and found the same in the meantime. Didn't get a notification from ytube you'd answered!!! Cheers, glad to see new videos coming up on this build
The main difference is adjustability. You have control over the resistance. You can tighten or soften the steering based on the application. For example.... if you're on the track, you may want to stiffen up the steering versus if you are just riding around town, you may want it a little softer.The OEM damper is one setting for all applications
@@MotoGarageTV To be honest for this money and because this is the best of the best Ducatis how come it doesn't come stock with that adjustable steering damper...
Cool. Why red thread locker and not blue?
I don't plan on taking this part off, and it's one that serves great propose, and I would rather not have any "should've, could've" moments.
Ack! Blue Loctite, please. You are going to want to get that bolt out someday without having to heat it up.
The extraction is relative to the amount of Loctite you use.... fully saturated, you'll need heat, one or two drops, a little extra pressure on the wrench. It had red Loctite from the factory, no heat was required. 👍
It looks nice, I’m wondering if the difference is really noticeable? I did that ohlins damper on one of my other bike and it felt almost identical 🤔
Thanks, you couldn't feel the difference? When I adjusted the damper to the hardest setting, it felt extremely stiff. I left it on 8 clicks out, and it felt around what the stock damper felt like.
@@MotoGarageTV my damper was electronic, so I know is not as aggressive as the manual one.
Oh, yeah, that makes sense. I can see the difference being minimal with the electronic one. I'm not too familiar with the electronic one, but the manual one can be set to the lowest, which is almost no feeling, all the way to the hardest for like drag racing which feels like the steering is locked.
Why not SD068? It has the mounting point build in like the stock one for a cleaner look. Just saying 🙏
2 reasons really, the main reason was to have the flexibility to swap this from one bike to another by just changing the bracket. I have the Street Fighter bracket already. The other is availability. The SD068 wasn't in stock at the time. I didn't want to wait any longer. But after realizing the damper was the same and the difference was mounting type, I went with the universal one.
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Hey mate... May I please ask for the torque settings? Haven't found anything relevant online lol.
Cheers
Hey, sorry for the late reply. My spec sheet shows 10Nm with loctite
@@MotoGarageTVwhoops thankyou mate, I remembered I'd asked and found the same in the meantime. Didn't get a notification from ytube you'd answered!!! Cheers, glad to see new videos coming up on this build
What is the difference really can you feel it
The main difference is adjustability. You have control over the resistance. You can tighten or soften the steering based on the application. For example.... if you're on the track, you may want to stiffen up the steering versus if you are just riding around town, you may want it a little softer.The OEM damper is one setting for all applications
@@MotoGarageTV To be honest for this money and because this is the best of the best Ducatis how come it doesn't come stock with that adjustable steering damper...