Flowmaster Tailpipes Stainless Steel 1964-1972 GM A-Body
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GM A-Body
FLOWMASTER MUFFLERS 815802 Features:
These Builder Series tailpipes are constructed from 2.50-inch mandrel-bent 16-gauge stainless steel tubing for maximum flow, tuck up high in the chassis for good clearance and exit straight-out the back under the rear bumper. Designed to be used with Side Inlet/Opposite Side Outlet mufflers such as part# 842548 (Super 44 Series) or 852558 (Super 50 Series) stainless steel mufflers. Covered by our Lifetime Limited Warranty. Note: Not designed to fit in factory bumper cutouts. Some fitment may be necessary. Does Not include installation hardware or exhaust tips.- Exits Straight-out under the Rear Bumper
- Mandrel-bent for Maximum Performance
- High Clearance around Rear Differential
- Designed for Double Off-set Mufflers
- 16-gauge Stainless Steel Tubing
- Does Not Include Hardware
- Lifetime Limited Warranty
Specifications:
Will these fit a 1966 impala 2 door hardtop?
Will I be able to weld non stainless steel mufflers onto these pipes?
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