Name: Akrapovic Oval TI Slip-On Exhaust
Brand: Akrapovic
SKU: S-B12SO8-HLT
Price: 894.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Akrapovic Oval TI Slip-On Exhaust - S-B12SO8-HLT

By Akrapovic

$894.99

(467 Reviews)

Model

S-B12SO8-HLT

Store

J and P Cycles

Manufacturer

Akrapovic

Detail

Oval-shaped or hexagonal-shaped canister with your choice of carbon fiber or titanium outer sleeve Hexagonal mufflers feature a carbon fiber outlet cap to match the design of each bike Outlet cap, perforated inner sleeve and inlet cap are all made of titanium Joint of the inlet cap is milled on a state-of-the-art CNC machine and connected by high-quality silicon-shielded tempered springs Include a lightweight, compact and high-temperature-resistant carbon fiber muffler clamp Conical or cylindrical link pipe is made of stainless steel or titanium; shape is determined on the basis of tests of the connection of the link pipe with the muffler to obtain maximum performance increase Carbon fiber heat shield included, if called for in the design Titanium Tailpipe/Hexagonal Titanium Muffler/Carbon Fiber End Cap

Category

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