Flowmaster Tailpipes Aluminized Steel 1973-1987 GM Pickup
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FLOWMASTER MUFFLERS 15803 Features:
These Builder Series tailpipes are constructed from 2.50-inch mandrel-bent 16-gauge aluminized steel tubing for maximum flow, tuck up high in the chassis for good clearance and exit out the sides behind the rear wheels. Designed to be used with Side Inlet/Center Outlet mufflers such as part# 942546 (Super 44 Series) or 53056 (Super 50 Series) mufflers. Covered by our 3-year Limited Warranty. Note: Not designed to fit in factory bumper exhaust cutouts. Some fitment may be necessary. Does Not include installation hardware or exhaust tips.- Designed for Side Inlet/Center Outlet Mufflers
- Exits Out the Sides Behind the Rear Wheels
- Mandrel-bent for Maximum Performance
- High Clearance around Rear Differential
- 16 Gauge Aluminzed Steel Tubing
- Does Not Include Hardware
- 3-year Limited Warranty
Specifications:
Do you have any knowledge if these would fit a 72 C10 with leaf springs? Have read maybe but no No's. 73 up have leaf springs and a similar chassis. Thanks for your help!
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