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Fmf Racing Powerline Muffler 045270 on 2040-parts.com

US $296.99
Location:

Ashton, Illinois, United States

Ashton, Illinois, United States
Condition:New Brand:FMF Racing MPN:045270 Manufacturer Part Number:045270 UPC:Does Not Apply

  • An exhaust system tough enough for your utility ATV
  • Made of 100% stainless steel; increases power and reduces unnecessary weight
  • Dyno tested and computer designed for maximum results
  • Exhaust noise levels stay down because of the low restriction, sound-canceling inner chambers; there is no fiberglass packing to replace or blow out
  • 2" rolled outlet tube on the end cap
  • Mufflers are durable and maintenance-free
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