Borla ATAK Axle-Back Quad Exhaust w/ 4.25" Tips For 14-19 Chevy Corvette C7 6.2L 2013-2023-6-7l-24v-cummins Perfect for standard alignment issues FGXX-668603

Name: Borla ATAK Axle-Back Quad Exhaust w/ 4.25" Tips For 14-19 Chevy Corvette C7 6.2L 2013-2023-6-7l-24v-cummins Perfect for standard alignment issues FGXX-668603
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 26159763606
Price: 1679.99 USD
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Borla ATAK Axle Back Quad Exhaust w 4.25" Tips For 14 19 Chevy Corvette C7 6.2L 2013 2023 6 7l 24v cummins Perfect for standard alignment issues FGXX 668603 Perfect for standard alignment issues and specialized suspension tuning Tow 15HP 20TQ *** BORLA®'S C7 Corvette Axle Back exhaust systems are covered under our Million Mile Warranty for non moving parts 75" diameter Axle Back system includes both AFM and NPP valves

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