exhaust confusion

[lloydsurf]

Hi all. I have a 2014 kawasaki er6f which has an all in one system which I simply can't afford to replace. What I'd like to know is if I can just buy a set of downpipes due to the fact that I already have a race can off a 2008 kawasaki er6. Which I can then fit on to the new downpipes. As well as what down pipes would be the best if it is possible. Thanks for the advice in advance.

[Pete.]

What's wrong with your current exhaust?
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[lloydsurf]

It's almost entirely silent

[Az]

Cut link pipe where the end can joins, clamp or weld the aftermarket exhaust on.

[Pete.]

[_Iain_]

The '08 had a totally different exhaust system that isn't compatible with the '12 onwards models. IMO, sell the '08 can, buy a full Scorpion system. Reasonable power gains to be had and the qualitys good - there's no point bastardising a brand new bike for the sake of a bit of noise.

If you want to be cheap, then buy this;

https://www.delkevic.co.uk/?section=shop&bike_manufacturer=kawasaki&bike_model=er6f_20122014&product_category=exhaust_s7rhj&sub_category=full_systems_gk8kc&product=kawasaki_full_exhaust_systems&variant=KAWASAKI_ER6_2012-2014_2_to_1_MINI_200mm_ROUND_STAINLESS_STEEL_EXHAUST_SYSTEM-4222

As it'll save you a few hundred ponds, however they don't look or sound as good, and don't last as long as the Scorpion.
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[ws4936]

Have you tried this, OP?

https://babyelandaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/06/cool-rider-1.jpg
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