The all new SpeedyMoto Ducati EVO water pump housing is a revolutionary design, a true upgrade, developed to optimize cooling efficiency and withstand crash impact.
The SpeedyMoto Ducati EVO water pump housing replaces the fragile, cast aluminum stock unit. The EVO pump is designed to protect the vulnerable left side of your Ducati power plant. Proven to increase the flow and efficiency of your cooling system, our housings act as a heat sink, netting up to 10% cooler running temperatures compared to the stock piece.
Milled from T6 billet aluminum, the SpeedyMoto EVO water pump housing is the toughest pump housing available. This kit comes complete with stainless bolts and hardware as well as easy installation instructions. By helping protect your investment from tip-over mishaps and racetrack inevitability, the SpeedyMoto EVO water pump housing sets your mind at ease and lets you concentrate on the ride. Our water pump housing:
+ Designed to protect the vulnerable left side of your Ducati power plant.
+ It has proven to increase the flow and efficiency of your cooling system.
+ Acts as a heat sink, netting up to 10% cooler running temperatures compared to the stock housing.
+ It's easy to install.
+ Includes all new stainless hardware.
+ Fits perfectly and will not wear holes in your bodywork.
+ Offers leading edge style and functionality for your Ducati.
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Submitted By: Ken Engle on 06/11/2011
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I bought this water pump housing to replace a skinned up stock housing on my 2009 Bimota DB7. The housing was very easy to install and came with all the required hardware. Once installed the fit and finish was excellent and O think the temperature actually runs a little lower.
I was not able to locate the recommended sealant and initially used blue rtv twice. The first time i allowed the minimum cure time and then installed. It leaked. The second time I applied a small bead around the entire surface and let cure overnight. It leaked. Got some red permatex rtv and applied a very thin coat to both the engine and the housing. immediately installed and let sit 24 hrs. This worked!! Don't forget to tighten in a star pattern and use small torque steps to get a consistent seal!!