MBRP Exhaust Tail Pipe Tip 5 Inch O.D. Angled Single Walled 4 Inch Inlet 12 Inch Length T304 Stainless Steel T5052 1989-1993-5.9l-12v-cummins (145" Wheelbase) & Extended Cab/Short FGXX-668603

Name: MBRP Exhaust Tail Pipe Tip 5 Inch O.D. Angled Single Walled 4 Inch Inlet 12 Inch Length T304 Stainless Steel T5052 1989-1993-5.9l-12v-cummins (145" Wheelbase) & Extended Cab/Short FGXX-668603
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SKU: 2005504148
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MBRP Exhaust Tail Pipe Tip 5 Inch O.D. Angled Single Walled 4 Inch Inlet 12 Inch Length T304 Stainless Steel T5052 1989 1993 5.9l 12v cummins (145" Wheelbase) & Extended Cab Short FGXX 668603 (145" Wheelbase) & Extended Cab Short Bed With 5 1 2' Ft Includes 2 gauge mounting panel T304 Stainless Steel Tip 5 Inch OD Angled Single Walled 4 Inch Inlet 12 Inch Length Tip Mirror polished

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