Exhaust mods

Sportsfan · Jan 4, 2014

Anybody got rid of that fugly exhaust can under the bike yet? I guess the official term is "pre-chamber" but #2 on my mod list after cleaning up the tail is cutting out that box. I believe the converters are in the 2 large pipes before the box and hopefully a sawzall with a long blade will, ahem, modify that. Then it's just a matter of connecting the two converter pipes to the pipes that run to the mufflers. A good exhaust shop should have no problem with the bends and welding. I am wondering if there should be some sort of connection between the two pipes before they get to the mufflers like an H-pipe on a car. Any ideas?

Cpt. Joe · Jan 5, 2014

How much do you think this mod will end up costing you? I was just going to buy a new exhaust end. The stock one isn't doing it for me.

KawiRider · Jan 6, 2014

I also hate the stock exhaust, along with a tail tidy kit it's on top of my list.
But I think i will wait for aftermarket options, specifcally an underslung exhaust

stayup · Jan 6, 2014

What year Ninja 1000 are you referring to?

ToNY97 · Jan 6, 2014

Don't 2011-2014 have the same exhaust set-up? 2014 has a different cosmetic can.

I thought we already had a thread covering exhaust.

Sportsfan · Jan 6, 2014

Can't see it costing more than $200. Finding an exhaust shop that can get a bike up in the air for work will be the problem.

KawiRider · Jan 7, 2014

ToNY97 said:
Don't 2011-2014 have the same exhaust set-up? 2014 has a different cosmetic can.

I thought we already had a thread covering exhaust.

Thats what im assuming, i did notice some exhaust makers didn't update their listings for 2014, maybe they're just late or some differences?

stayup · Jan 7, 2014

can't see an exhaust costing more than $200?

you need to show me where you shop

ToNY97 · Jan 8, 2014

I think Delkevic can provide two carbon fiber cans for under $500.

KawiRider · Jan 8, 2014

Delkevic systems are high quality too, what other brands would you consider?

ToNY97 · Jan 9, 2014

Everyone's seen Yoshi carbon fiber and stainless steel exhausts on N1k.
They look great and the cost matches.

I know Delkevic is less expensive but I don't know how their 13" tri ovals will look on the N1K.

I had experience with Delkevic DS70 on a Ninja 300. Great price, quality is close enough to Yoshi, value is high.

I don't know what else would look good.

As I asked before on the original exhaust thread, "Does anyone have any feedback/pictures on what they've used?

KawiRider · Jan 9, 2014

A short straight pipe would look amazing, clean up the side profile a lot, it's a look i would go for. Combine that with a tail tidy and you have one nice looking rear.

ToNY97 · Jan 9, 2014

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my mistake, there were pictures but no feedback.
Somebody slipped in a delkevic on a N300.
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Originally Posted by ToNY97

Any pics of 2011 and newer N1K with after market exhaust?

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