Flowmaster FlowFX 3" Inlet 2.5" Dual Outlet Muffler For Gas Cars Trucks & Suv's blow off valve upgrades the dual wall angled tip FGXX-668603

Name: Flowmaster FlowFX 3" Inlet 2.5" Dual Outlet Muffler For Gas Cars Trucks & Suv's blow off valve upgrades the dual wall angled tip FGXX-668603
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 20557255754
Price: 135.95 USD
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Rating: 4.3267 (25 reviews)

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Flowmaster FlowFX 3" Inlet 2.5" Dual Outlet Muffler For Gas Cars Trucks & Suv's blow off valve upgrades the dual wall angled tip FGXX 668603 the dual wall angled tip resists discoloration and corrosion for long term performance and style Black e coated U bolts resist corrosion and harsh environments Flowmaster's FlowFX series mufflers deliver a moderate performance tone for the enthusiast looking for an exhaust note that is different from the "chambered" muffler sound Durable fully welded 409S stainless steel case

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