Kawasaki Ninja 500 Exhaust Showdown: Akrapovic Carbon vs. Leo Vince
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Hear the difference for yourself. Both solid choices for your Kawasaki Ninja 400 or 500. The Akrapovic exhaust is nearly twice the money, but does that translate to a better exhaust overall?
I put the LeoVince One EVO exhaust on my Ninja 500 and it sounds amazing. Definitely the least popular ones but I'm glad I went with it.
Full system, the Akra's king. But 90% of the 400/500 riders in my city go with the LV because they're cheaper and louder!
100% agree
Louder yes but Akro sounds better imo
cool info Eddie
whats the length of akra carbon is it 520mm?
is the ninja 400 akrapovic exhaust good for the ninja 500 too?
Yes it is
What type kind of LeoVince is that? I looked up one on revzilla that looks like exactly the same one but it says it doesnt fit the 500
Or does it still fit anyways
All 400 exhausts fit on the 500. I tested it. Same diameter pipe.
I get the same results, it's probably because it's just newer and hasn't been listed with the other exhausts.
You're saying the names wrong 😭
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Should try the yoshi at2 slip on next
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I’m waiting on that video so I can make a decision between the akrapovic & the yoshimura
@@MaxamillionEddo you happen to know if you make a full system exhaust change. Will it break warranty on the bike?
& it will need a new tune correct?
@@camacdav000 it will not break warranty especially a slip on. It’s actually illegal for a dealer to void your warranty for changing your exhaust out. Now if you rev bomb then engine well into redline you will cause damage to your engine and they can figure that out.
@@MaxamillionEd okay, so it doesn’t void with a full system neither correct? Because then I would really buy a full system spend the couple hundred more than just the slip on.
& will I need to tune the bike? Or it’s not necessary?