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A wide variety of Kawasaki Teryx accessories will be available directly from Kawasaki as well as a multitude of other aftermarket companies.  With its powerful Brute Force 749cc V-Twin engine, good looks, dual purpose utility and sport features, the Teryx 750 is sure to gather a large following of diehard fans.  Along with the popularity, will come a multitude of Kawasaki Teryx accessories.               

Kawasaki Teryx accessories like windshields, roofs, gun cases, and other storage accessories are available directly from Kawasaki and also from aftermarket companies.  The powerful 750 V-twin engine in the Kawasaki Teryx will undoubtedly draw attention from different aftermarket companies that produce performance exhausts and CDI's.  In addition, aftermarket wheels and tires will be very popular as well - as they are on any ATV or side by side vehicle.  One of the first aftermarket performance Kawasaki Teryx accessories will be the Copperhead VDI capacitive discharge ignition box.  This VDI can accept different pigtail wiring harnesses to work on a variety of different machines when properly programmed with the appropriate firmware.  Programmable with a variety of different ignition timing curves, the Kawasaki Teryx VDI can be custom programmed to match the specific modifications of your machine.   

Dynatek will also sell a performance CDI to help release more power and performance from the Teryx.  There are other CDI's that will likely become available, but it might be wise to stick with a Dynatek or VDI ignition if you want to be sure you are getting the best quality product for your money.  Unfortunately, in the world of aftermarket CDI's, there are some poor quality units being sold that can create more trouble than good.  Some people have purchased aftermarket CDI units and later had mysterious starting or driveability problems. In the end, many have removed the poorly made CDI, switched back to their stock CDI, and the problems went away.  Go with an established name like Dynatek or VDI if you want to be sure you are getting the best quality.

Hardstyle Air Filter Mount (Banshee shown as example)

Since the Teryx has a restrictive stock intake system, there will probably also be different aftermarket intake modification kits.  One type of intake that has been popular on other side by sides like the Yamaha Rhino has been the hardstyle filter adapter that mounts inside the stock airbox.  This allows an air filter to clamp on more securely that the stock filter element that just wedges into the air box.  In addition, it is possible to run these filters with the airbox lid off for additional airflow.  Some of these kits come with K&N style, UNI, or other brand foam filter elements.  For very dusty conditions, an oil impregnated foam filter element like the UNI is probably the best choice for capturing fine dust particles and protecting the engine.  If you run with a K&N style filter in very dusty conditions, it's probably best to run with an outer foam filter wrap or an Outwears pre-filter.

Another category of popular Kawasaki Teryx accessories is aftermarket exhausts.  Again, a variety of well known companies will be producing performance exhausts for the Teryx.  Less expensive single slip on mufflers as well as true dual exhausts for the V-Twin should not only improve the sound but also the performance.  If you don't have the money to spend on a entire new exhaust system, then you might be interested to know that some people have simply removed the exhaust tip on the stock muffler.  Dyno testing has confirmed that by simply removing the stock exhaust tip (remove 3 bolts), that power jumped up from 3 - 7 HP at the rear wheels!  Free, easy HP like that is always nice!  If 3 - 7 HP doesn't excite you, then there are aftermarket companies that have developed big bore stroker engine kits for the Brute Force that have cranked out close to 100HP!  Look for many great aftermarket products.  Because of the popularity of this new machine, there is sure to be plenty of Kawasaki Teryx accessories to choose from!

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