Cobb Tuning Evo X Ss 3" Quad-tip Cat-back Exhaust on 2040-parts.com
Westminster, California, US
I've had multiple exhaust and this was the best sounding exhaust for street and track use. Used for roughly 15,000 miles. No leaks or dents
Presenting the COBB 3” SS Quad-Tip Cat Back Exhaust for the Mistubishi EVO X. This direct replacement cat back exhaust boasts 304 stainless steel construction, a custom high-flow straight-through muffler design and impressive exhaust note.
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