Yamaha GEN1 & 2 MT09 FZ09 Titanium Exhaust System

Production Years 2014-20

Gen 1 2014-2016 

Gen 2 2017-2020

Surface Finish: Brushed Titanium

If you own a Yamaha MT-09 or FZ-09, you may have noticed that the impressive sound of the triple engine is somewhat muted by a restrictive exhaust system. The best solution is to replace the restrictive catalytic converter with Ti1 Titanium headers and a link pipe, which allows for significantly improved exhaust flow. The exhaust exits through a carbon fibre muffler featuring a titanium chassis that is resistant to deterioration over time. Not only does this setup produce an incredible sound, but the titanium will also develop a unique colour after just one ride, making it a standout conversation piece.

Our MT-09 FZ-09 Full Exhaust delivers three significant performance enhancements.

1. Reduction in weight for improved Acceleration, Stopping distance and Handling.
2. Free Flow via elimination of unnecessary baffling for improved Hp
3. Increase low RPM torque from specially designed tapered headers

All this is achieved with a notable style from the use of high-quality materials and precise welds by craftsmen.

This exhaust option retains the centre stand and does not require removal, unlike our Doughnut exhaust option, which we also offer.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Material - Ti1 Titanium
• Headers- Brushed Titanium 
• Muffler - Carbon Fibre Construction with Titanium Chassis 
• Mounting Kit- Muffler Bracket and Carbon Fibre Muffler Strap
• 12 x 1.25 & 18 x 1.5mm O2 Sensor Bungs 
• Power Gain - 6hp @ 9800rpm
• Torque Gain - 5N/M @ 5000rpm
• Noise rating 98DB ( 102DB baffle out )
• Welding process: Precision Tig
• The centre stand is retained

APPLICATION: Competition

WHY VANDEMON?

• Enhanced Appearance
• More Hp with or without baffle installed
• Amazing sound
• Exceptional manufacturing quality
• Perfect fit

Important Notice: Vandemon Exhaust Systems are designed for performance and sound enhancements. They are not compliant with emission standards for street or highway use. Always check local regulations regarding noise emission standards before installation.