TsaiCo V4S track prep

Tsaico

FOUNDING Member
alright...3 day weekend was the hint for me to get this done.

first thing lets weight some parts

OEM disc with 900 miles on them.

OEM disc bolt weight.jpg



Now Proti bolts:


Proti bolts weights.jpg



OEM disc



OEM with 900 miles, lots of braking.jpg




New Supersport disc:


supersport weights.jpg


those OEM disc bolts are strong!!!






OEM disc bolts are strong.jpg




finally done ....now we are in business!!

all done for the disc.jpg


didn't forget to mark your torque

mark the red.jpg
 

Tsaico

FOUNDING Member
now...second day...
taking the fairing off took almost the whole day, doing cleaning as I take them off.


taking the line off was straight forward, putting the line on was enhanced with more discovery and trail

for example I want the line runs equally length (saw moto GP bikes are done like that, so, lots of adjusting between clamps and slacken the length (need to find).

spread out.jpg


here is a picture on the mount (goes without saying, few of OEM brackets are removed), notice there is a threaded hole available on the left of the picture, you can choose top of down depends on no the slacks. and I used the triple tree clamp bolts as a holder for the bracket, very snug and I can adjust easily on the bolts


postion on triple clamp.jpg

plus, lines are just fun....isn't it?

tireless routing new line.jpg

so, this is the final version at end of the day:

its done!!.JPG

well...that's all folks....going to trying a track day soon to test these out!!

happy motoring guys!!
 

BMW Alpina

FOUNDING Member & Administrator
Staff member
now...second day...
taking the fairing off took almost the whole day, doing cleaning as I take them off.


taking the line off was straight forward, putting the line on was enhanced with more discovery and trail

for example I want the line runs equally length (saw moto GP bikes are done like that, so, lots of adjusting between clamps and slacken the length (need to find).

View attachment 2693


here is a picture on the mount (goes without saying, few of OEM brackets are removed), notice there is a threaded hole available on the left of the picture, you can choose top of down depends on no the slacks. and I used the triple tree clamp bolts as a holder for the bracket, very snug and I can adjust easily on the bolts


View attachment 2696

plus, lines are just fun....isn't it?

View attachment 2695

so, this is the final version at end of the day:

View attachment 2694

well...that's all folks....going to trying a track day soon to test these out!!

happy motoring guys!!
Hi Tsai,
I have a question, the LOWER Part of the Staubli that goes into the Brembo Calipers... are they using O-Ring as seal? I was very interested in this method of connection however, I always worry, the O-Ring will get squashed while tightening because the stock Brembo Stylema caliper does not have O-Ring grooves. Do you have the picture of that LOWER Part of the Staubli by itself? Thanks
 

Tsaico

FOUNDING Member
Hi Tsai,
I have a question, the LOWER Part of the Staubli that goes into the Brembo Calipers... are they using O-Ring as seal? I was very interested in this method of connection however, I always worry, the O-Ring will get squashed while tightening because the stock Brembo Stylema caliper does not have O-Ring grooves. Do you have the picture of that LOWER Part of the Staubli by itself? Thanks
Hi Alpina!

unfortunately I don’t have a stand alone picture of bottom of Staubli QD....but...i noticed the OEM benjo bolt has no crush washer on the caliper...so, I didnt use them when I installed the direct port into caliper.
 

MaverickiB

Well-known member
What is the difference between the OEM discs and the Supersport discs other than weight? And yeah, it seems a lot of bolts are lathered in loctite, they didn't want to let go when I moved them to different wheels. Took the impact longer than it should have to get them out.
 

BMW Alpina

FOUNDING Member & Administrator
Staff member
Hi Alpina!

unfortunately I don’t have a stand alone picture of bottom of Staubli QD....but...i noticed the OEM benjo bolt has no crush washer on the caliper...so, I didnt use them when I installed the direct port into caliper.
Hi Tsaico,
there must be error in the Ducati factory then because according to this spare parts catalog for your exact model 2019 Panigale V4S, it should have crush washer on top and bottom part of the banjo and in the case of the right caliper, also in the middle between the banjos.
Please review the picture below:
Capture.JPG


I believe the direct port of the Staubli that you used are equipped with O-Ring instead of Crush Washer because our caliper thread is M10 picture below, so the O-Ring should work to seal it, however, I just worry the O-ring get squashed and torn when you tighten it since the contact surface of the caliper does not have any O-ring grooves. I could be wrong of course (meaning the O-ring will not be squashed) ... The only way to check is to remove your Staubli bottom port to see if the O-Ring is OK (not torn) which means it is good, but then you might need to replace it with a new O-ring... I never have this experience of using the O-ring for this exact kind of connection so I would love to learn about this.
M10STAUBLISOCKET-2.jpg

or did your bottom port like this below? (but this one have the 3/8-24 thread though)... so I don't think it will fit our caliper?
38STAUBLISOCKET-2T.jpg
 

BMW Alpina

FOUNDING Member & Administrator
Staff member
What is the difference between the OEM discs and the Supersport discs other than weight? And yeah, it seems a lot of bolts are lathered in loctite, they didn't want to let go when I moved them to different wheels. Took the impact longer than it should have to get them out.
I think the weight is what really make the differences since more weight means more heat capacity, so the more weight on the rotor, the more energy it can absorbed before it's temperature raised.
Heat capacity - Wikipedia
 

Tsaico

FOUNDING Member
Hi Tsaico,
there must be error in the Ducati factory then because according to this spare parts catalog for your exact model 2019 Panigale V4S, it should have crush washer on top and bottom part of the banjo and in the case of the right caliper, also in the middle between the banjos.
Please review the picture below:
View attachment 2697


I believe the direct port of the Staubli that you used are equipped with O-Ring instead of Crush Washer because our caliper thread is M10 picture below, so the O-Ring should work to seal it, however, I just worry the O-ring get squashed and torn when you tighten it since the contact surface of the caliper does not have any O-ring grooves. I could be wrong of course (meaning the O-ring will not be squashed) ... The only way to check is to remove your Staubli bottom port to see if the O-Ring is OK (not torn) which means it is good, but then you might need to replace it with a new O-ring... I never have this experience of using the O-ring for this exact kind of connection so I would love to learn about this.
View attachment 2698

or did your bottom port like this below? (but this one have the 3/8-24 thread though)... so I don't think it will fit our caliper?
View attachment 2699
Hi Alpina,

it is o-ring type, confirmed with the seller just now...
 

BMW Alpina

FOUNDING Member & Administrator
Staff member
Hi Alpina,

it is o-ring type, confirmed with the seller just now...
Hi Tsaico,

Did you purchase from coremoto?

Here is the description on Coremoto website for this fitting (copy and paste below):
M10x1.0 Genuine Staubli quick disconect Socket

This sale is for quantity of 1 Genuine Staubli brand quick disconnect Socket.
to be used in M10x1.0 direct thread applications only. Specifically, these are used in our Core Moto Works360 distribution blocks.

This is NOT a knock off copy made in China. We have tested nearly every knock of brand made, and although much cheaper we found a 20% failure rate from the non genuine parts in the short term cycle tests we performed. The word "Staubli" is used to describe these style disconnects no matter who makes them because the Genuine Staubli brand is the benchmark of quality.

When used in a brake line application, a plug and socket pair inline can be disconnected and re connected without the need to bleed the system.

Although it may look counter intuitive to call this side the "socket" since it will be covered by the plug, there is a center post in the plug will insert into the socket side.

The threaded portion is M10x1.0 with an O-ring for sealing to flat surfaces with a small 45 degree chamfer.
We can build brake lines with the correct fittings.



Please pay attention to the sentence I copy and paste in BOLD ITALIC RED font above...
It require a small 45 degree chamfer and from what I remember our Stylema stock caliper does not have this chamfer to accommodate the O-Ring on the port where you threaded this Staubli fitting
I mean if it is not leaking then I guess the O-Ring still work, but I can help to think that the O-Ring must be torned when you tighten it...
 

Tsaico

FOUNDING Member
Hi Tsaico,

Did you purchase from coremoto?

Here is the description on Coremoto website for this fitting (copy and paste below):
M10x1.0 Genuine Staubli quick disconect Socket

This sale is for quantity of 1 Genuine Staubli brand quick disconnect Socket.
to be used in M10x1.0 direct thread applications only. Specifically, these are used in our Core Moto Works360 distribution blocks.

This is NOT a knock off copy made in China. We have tested nearly every knock of brand made, and although much cheaper we found a 20% failure rate from the non genuine parts in the short term cycle tests we performed. The word "Staubli" is used to describe these style disconnects no matter who makes them because the Genuine Staubli brand is the benchmark of quality.

When used in a brake line application, a plug and socket pair inline can be disconnected and re connected without the need to bleed the system.

Although it may look counter intuitive to call this side the "socket" since it will be covered by the plug, there is a center post in the plug will insert into the socket side.

The threaded portion is M10x1.0 with an O-ring for sealing to flat surfaces with a small 45 degree chamfer.
We can build brake lines with the correct fittings.



Please pay attention to the sentence I copy and paste in BOLD ITALIC RED font above...
It require a small 45 degree chamfer and from what I remember our Stylema stock caliper does not have this chamfer to accommodate the O-Ring on the port where you threaded this Staubli fitting
I mean if it is not leaking then I guess the O-Ring still work, but I can help to think that the O-Ring must be torned when you tighten it...
I didn't buy from Core moto, I reach out to them, but no response from them.

I went to my guy, in McKinny TX - Brad Miller in Motion SBK, he made the line for me and overnight to me. he had the measurement for lots of Ducati, so, I need to lean on his knowledge about Ducati.
 

craig bush

Well-known member
I went to my guy, in McKinny TX - Brad Miller in Motion SBK, he made the line for me and overnight to me. he had the measurement for lots of Ducati, so, I need to lean on his knowledge about Ducati.
Dropped my bikes off there yesterday.

You live here in Texas?
 

Tsaico

FOUNDING Member
Dropped my bikes off there yesterday.

You live here in Texas?
I don't but.. I have a good relationship with Brad since 2015, a straight forward guy I can appreciate when I'm in the dark about technicality.

I told him I own him a few cold ones when I visit. Perhaps we can all gather up at his shop when the time comes around...
 

HKMP7

First 9 & Moderator
Staff member
Be sure to space those brake lines away from the forks or they will rub all the gold off the Ohlins and you'll be left with silver Showa forks lol.
 
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