Magnaflow 10716 Stainless 2.5" Mandrel J-bend Exhaust Pipe on 2040-parts.com
Pointe-Claire, Quebec, Canada
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Smooth Transition Stainless Exhaust Pipe, J - 180 deg., 2.5 in. Inlet O.D., 4 in. Center-Line Radius, 14 in. Length To Bend, 20.5 in Overall length
Purchased it back 2012 but plans changed so I don't need these anymore. |
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