Borla S-Type 3.5" Cat-Back Exhaust w/ 5" Chrome Tip For 19-24 Ram 2500/3500 6.4L 2001-2003-f-150 a 21% increase over the FGXX-668603

Name: Borla S-Type 3.5" Cat-Back Exhaust w/ 5" Chrome Tip For 19-24 Ram 2500/3500 6.4L 2001-2003-f-150 a 21% increase over the FGXX-668603
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 77971184909
Price: 604.50 USD
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Borla S Type 3.5" Cat Back Exhaust w 5" Chrome Tip For 19 24 Ram 2500 3500 6.4L 2001 2003 f 150 a 21% increase over the FGXX 668603 a 21% increase over the OEM filter and now you can get back on the trails more quickly with the durable and user friendly Pump Up Kit featuring a high temperature air hose and accessories 5 Inch T 304 Stainless Steel Construction 5" diameter BORLA® Cat Back™ system utilizes the factory transition pipe between the cats and the muffler so that it will fit ALL Cab and Bed configurations

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