Aircraft Exhaust Pipe Assy on 2040-parts.com
Oakdale, New York, US
BID ON A USED EXHAUST STACK ASSY P/N 7W 16901 THIS IS A USED BUT LIKE NEW PART. THE UNIT WAS ON A LARGER ENGINE FOR A CESSNA OR PIPER , I DONT KNOW , IF SOMEONE CAN TELL ME I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW EVEN IF YOU DONT BID.
.THE I/D LONG END IS 2.5/16 O/D OF OTHER END 2 1/4 INCHS WELDED PIPE IS1 7/8 I/D INCHS. LONG LENGTH IS 13.1/2 INCHS. DONT LOOSE OUT ! iTS THE INSTALLERS DUTY TO DETERMIN AIRWORTHNESS.
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