Brox Twin Muffler Custom Blast Pipes on 2040-parts.com
Woodville, Nsw, 2321, Australia
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2.5" or 3" inlet 2x 3" tips 2x 4" mufflers Burnt tips. Dtainless steel twin tip with mufflers, Fully tig welded 304 stainless. Agressive look without being over the top loud, perfect for the daily drivers. Stainless and fibreglass packed mufflers. Tips are 150mm long. Centre 4" section is 300mm long. Overall is approx 600mm. Thanks. BROX |
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