Vandemon Z1000 & SX Titanium Exhaust & Twin Carbon Fiber Mufflers KAWAZ10EXTIKITTB
Vandemon Z1000 & SX Titanium Exhaust & Twin Carbon Fiber Mufflers KAWAZ10EXTIKITTB
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Your Vandemon Exhaust is in stock and ready to ship directly from Australian warehouse!
It typically arrives at our store within 3-5 days , and then we'll ship it out to you right away!
Models:
2014-2022 Z1000
2014-2022 Z1000SX
2020-2022 Ninja 1000SX
Description:
The Kawasaki Z1000SX twin system exhaust is made from high-quality Japanese Ti1 titanium that uses two carbon fibre mufflers with titanium chassis. As a result, the entire exhaust system is much lighter than the OEM stainless steel exhaust system. The resulting weight reduction noticeably improves directional handling changes, enhances acceleration, and reduces stopping distances.
Appearance:
The surface finish is natural brushed, which, when heated after only one ride, changes to all colours of the rainbow with the added advantage over stainless steel that titanium won't stain, corrode or ever need polishing as titanium has a very high acid and salt resistance as well as dissipates heat twice as fast as steel.
Manufacture:
We at Vandemon use a closely guarded welding process that welds both sides of each joint, making for ultrasonically perfect joints with a beautiful & consistent overlapping fishbone appearance.
Tuning:
The mufflers are equipped with removable silencers, which, when used, don't require your ECU remapping. The OEM mapping will manage any slight alterations to fueling; however, a competent technician recommends tuning to suit when the silencers are not utilised.
- Titanium Headers 2 x Carbon Fibre Mufflers
- Surface finish: Natural Brushed
- 12 x 1.25 & 18 x 1.5mm O2 sensor provision
- Application: Street & Track
IMPORTANT! Vandemon Exhaust systems are designed for performance and modest sound improvements. We at Vandemon do not try to meet noise emission standards because the results would be no different from what your OEM exhaust can already achieve. Check with your country's governing body regarding noise emission standards rules and regulations.
