Trident Marine 290V4500-S/S | Exhaust Connector, 90 deg. Silicone Molded Wet Elbow, 4 1/2" w/T-Bolt Clamps EPAENFILT3 M6 10" Marine Infinite-Baffle Subwoofer

Name: Trident Marine 290V4500-S/S | Exhaust Connector, 90 deg. Silicone Molded Wet Elbow, 4 1/2" w/T-Bolt Clamps EPAENFILT3 M6 10" Marine Infinite-Baffle Subwoofer
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 56557767936
Price: 169.99 USD
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Rating: 4.63 (6 reviews)

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Trident Marine 290V4500 S S Exhaust Connector, 90 deg. Silicone Molded Wet Elbow, 4 1 2" w T Bolt Clamps EPAENFILT3 M6 10" Marine Infinite Baffle Subwoofer M6 10" Marine Infinite Baffle Subwoofer with Gloss White Classic Grille M6 10IB C GwGw 4 Description: Fixed Height Stainless Steel Ski Pylon Silicone EPDM rubber Trident Marine's silicone and EPDM rubber elbows provide flexible connectors for marine wet exhaust systems

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