Predator Stainless Steel Titanium Full Exhaust - Suzuki GSXR1000

$1,299.00

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Details

Model: 571192
Shipping Weight: 52.7lbs
0 Units in Stock
Manufactured by: Brock's Performance

Description

Suzuki GSXR1000

Header Material: Stainless Steel
Muffler Sleeve Material: Titanium
Sound Level @ 5000 rpm: 110 dB
Sound Level @ 5000 rpm w/ dB Killer: 104 dB
Sound Level @ Idle: 108 dB
Sound Level @ Idle w/ dB Killer: 102 dB
Type: Complete Exhaust System

California Restricted

California laws prohibit (in most cases) the use of any aftermarket product whose installation requires the removal of any emissions control related components as regulated by the California Air Resources Board (www.arb.ca.gov).

If an item is designated as "Competition and Racing Vehicles Only", we will require a race waiver be digitally signed before an item can ship to California. If an item is to be exported from California, an export waiver is available as well. This is a REQUIRED guarantee from you that a restricted item will NOT be used on any public highway in California; only on private race tracks in racing or competition use.

Satin titanium muffler (natural color)
2.25" outlet permanent baffle
Includes removable dB killer
Stainless steel front section
18mm bung for wideband O2 sensor (block-off plug and 12mm bung adapter included)
Includes muffler, front section, and all necessary hardware

Predator™ Titanium systems are manufactured using the finest high grade titanium alloy for maximum performance and weight savings coupled with a stainless steel front section.

Advantages of the Titanium Predator™ Muffler:

Excellent corrosion resistance - titanium is more resistant than any other metal to common atmospheric environments such as marine and acid rain environments
Titanium has strength and hardness comparable to carbon steel
Lightweight - titanium-s specific gravity is 4.5, or around 45% less than stainless steel
Titanium will naturally anodize from heat, exhibiting a unique bluing effect