Austin Racing GP3 Box Delete Race Exhaust System for Yamaha R9 (2025) | Titanium Performance Exhaust | JFernic Motoren

Description

Upgrade your Yamaha R9 (2025) with the Austin Racing GP3 Box Delete Race Exhaust System, engineered to deliver race-inspired performance, significant weight reduction, and the unmistakable Austin Racing exhaust note. Handcrafted in the UK from aerospace-grade titanium, this premium system is designed for riders seeking maximum performance and an aggressive MotoGP-style appearance. The GP3 Box Delete System removes the restrictive factory exhaust box while retaining the OEM headers, creating a high-flow exhaust path that improves throttle response, reduces weight, and increases engine performance. Installation requires cutting the original headers as specified in the manufacturer's fitting instructions. Austin Racing states the system can deliver 2–4 BHP gains, with additional improvements available when paired with an ECU remap or performance tune. The compact GP3 MotoGP-inspired silencer enhances the Yamaha R9's aggressive styling while producing a deep, sporty exhaust note that perfectly complements Yamaha's CP3 triple-cylinder engine. Precision TIG welding and CNC-machined mounting hardware ensure premium quality, durability, and an accurate fit. Whether you're building the ultimate track bike or upgrading your street machine, the Austin Racing GP3 Box Delete Race Exhaust System delivers exceptional British engineering, lightweight performance, and an unforgettable riding experience. Key Features Aerospace-grade titanium construction GP3 MotoGP-inspired race silencer High-flow box delete race exhaust system Significant weight reduction over OEM exhaust 2–4 BHP performance gain Improved throttle response Optimized exhaust gas flow Deep, aggressive Austin Racing exhaust note Precision TIG-welded construction CNC-machined mounting hardware Full fitting instructions included Handcrafted in the UK Race-use only Requires cutting of OEM headers during installation Vehicle Compatibility Yamaha R9 (2025)