It all depends on what yo want from your new exhaust. If you're trying to get more hp, the best thing to do is get new airpods, rejet the carbs and get a full new exhaust. If you just don't like the look of the stock, get a slip-on.
Exhausts for a 2003 Zx6R
Hello. I bought a 03 ZX6R a few months back and I want to change my exhaust, obviously. I don't know if I should do the whole exhaust or just do a slip-on. I also am undecided on which brand to go for (I've looked at scorpion, two brothers and muzzy) Anyone have any suggestions?
Nick
Nick
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I want to go with just a slip-on. I wont be racing it but I want a better sound.
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I`ve just mounted a Micron Beta HighMount slipon. I think it looks real good and I`ve been told that it sounds nice too. Havent started the bike after I`ve mounted it. I`m waiting for the season to start in april(I live in Norway. **** cold here now).
Well what do you guys think??
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Well what do you guys think??
looks real nice, I like the high mount.
anyone with a zx6r fuel injection model, get slip on and a powercommander. I bought a full akrapovic system I gained hp and sound, looked good but lost too much torque for street use. its a race only application due to the larger headers. go with the slip on i am going back now to stock headers and slip on
anytime you put a full exhaust on you NEED a power commander on a FI bike...plain and simplekaliton636 said:anyone with a zx6r fuel injection model, get slip on and a powercommander. I bought a full akrapovic system I gained hp and sound, looked good but lost too much torque for street use. its a race only application due to the larger headers. go with the slip on i am going back now to stock headers and slip on
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