LeoVince 8099 Cat Eliminator Link Pipe for Yamaha FZ-10/MT-10

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Cat Eliminator Link Pipe - Yamaha FZ-10/MT-10

The LeoVince 8099 Cat Eliminator Link Pipe is designed for Yamaha FZ-10 and MT-10 motorcycles used in closed-course racing competition. Developed using specific dimensions tested on a dyno, this link pipe is engineered to support race-oriented exhaust system performance while providing a substantial weight reduction compared with the original equipment component.

Constructed from durable AISI 304 stainless steel, the LeoVince 8099 features TIG-welded construction for consistent strength and finish. The assembly weighs approximately 3.95 lb, delivering a weight savings of about 10.1 lb versus the OEM exhaust component. Its application-specific design provides fitment for compatible Yamaha FZ-10 and MT-10 models when used with the appropriate LeoVince exhaust system and installation components.

Manufactured in Europe, this LeoVince cat eliminator link pipe is intended exclusively for closed-course racing competition. It is not designed for use on public roads, and installation should be completed by a qualified technician familiar with motorcycle exhaust systems. Verify motorcycle model, exhaust-system compatibility, and local competition requirements before installation.

Brand: LeoVince
Manufacturer Part Number: 8099
Vendor Part Number: 8099
Fitment: Yamaha FZ-10 and MT-10
Material: AISI 304 stainless steel
Application: Closed-course racing competition only

Features:

  • Fitment: Designed for compatible Yamaha FZ-10 and MT-10 motorcycles
  • Construction: Made from AISI 304 stainless steel
  • Welding: TIG-welded construction for durable, precise assembly
  • Performance Development: Application-specific dimensions developed through dyno testing
  • Weight Reduction: Weighs approximately 3.95 lb, saving about 10.1 lb versus OEM
  • Manufacturing: Made in Europe
  • Use: Intended exclusively for closed-course racing competition