Berk Technology Honda Civic Si 2006-2011 Track Pipe / Test Pipe Fa5 Fd2 Bt1101 on 2040-parts.com
Garden Grove, California, United States
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Berk Technology's Honda Civic SI Track Pipe
/ Test Pipe is a direct bolt-on replacement to the factory catalytic
converter. Features 3" stainless steel tubing and a very smooth
transition down to 70mm at the catback flange for compatibility with
stock and aftermarket exhaust systems. Also features a J-Bend extended
O2 sensor bung to help prevent the dreaded check engine light. **Off
Road Use ONLY!!! May never be used on a public road or highway. ** Note. Pictures are for illustration purposes. ** Ballade Sports 13851 A Better Way #11D Garden Grove, CA 92843 (714) 902-9027 BalladeSports.com |
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