[pbiouk]

So I installed the official belly pan from Ducati but for some reason it's touching one of the exhaust springs.
I've done everything correctly as far as I know.
Thanks.

 

[Ramarren]

I'd just go in there with a Dremel or file and relieve the belly pan a little bit so it doesn't touch the spring.

 

[Max Kool]

I think you did something wrong with a washer on the left engine side. Under the pan instead of outside or something.

 

[pbiouk]

I think you did something wrong with a washer on the left engine side. Under the pan instead of outside or something.

I followed the official instructions and there are only three washers in the kit...all the same and all fit in the same way.

 

[Hui]

Is it possible that the front exhaust flange has not been tightened up squarely ? If not then it could be tilting downward and lowering the exhaust.
I've checked the bellypan fitment on a bike here and can confirm that you have done it correctly but I have plenty clearance, you could check that you still have enough room to insert fingers between the oil filter and pan, (I can)
This could also be the answer to a few who seem to scrape the exhaust while fast cornering and others just scrape the footpegs.

 

[pbiouk]

Ive taken the pan off, put some washers between rubber grommet and the rh bracket and front lh bracket which worked. However, I've only normal allen key head bolts which I needed to use for the extra thread length required but unfortunately the head part protruded too much on the rh side ie if I scraped a kerb it would of torn them out of the clips in the bracket.
So I decided to manipulate the rh to make it fit better... I think it's worked, just.