Pypes Performance Exhaust Violator Crossmember-Back Exhaust System 1978-88 GM G-Body
958-SGG13V
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Crossmember-Back Exhaust Systems - GM
Pypes Performance Exhaust SGG13V Features:
Pypes Exhaust Systems are designed to deliver enhanced performance, provide extra punch in the passing lane and improve gas mileage. Fabricated using the highest quality materials, our smooth, seam-coated, 16 gauge, mandrel-bent, stainless steel pipe ensures maximum exhaust gas flow, which can significantly boost horsepower.The aluminizing and seam-coating treatment of our pipes and mufflers enables them to resist corrosion and extends the life of the system. Our mufflers are precision matched to deliver the ultimate in sound and performance. SS cars only!Features:Exhaust Type: DualExit Position: Dual Split RearExit Style: StraightInlet Inside Diameter: 3.0 InchOulet Outside Diameter: 3.0 InchDiameter: 3.0 InchMaterial: 409 Stainless SteelSold As: KitWarranty: Limited LifetimeStainless Steel Construction Resists CorrosionDelivers The Ultimate In Sound And PerformanceProvides Extra Punch In The Passing LaneFabricated Using The Highest Quality MaterialsEnsures Maximum Exhaust Gas Flow Which Significantly Boost HPInstallation At Home Without Special ToolsMandrel-Bent/ All Welded/ Built to LastFor SS CarsTailpipes Exit Out The RearIncludes Violator MufflersComplete 3 inch System
Motor Vehicles
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