Flowmaster American Thunder Header-Back Exhaust System 1966-1967 Ford Fairlane
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Ford Fairlane
FLOWMASTER MUFFLERS 17289 Features:
The American Thunder crossmember-back exhaust system for the 1966-1967 Ford Fairlane is constructed from 2.50-inch mandrel-bent 16 gauge aluminized steel tubing to maximize the exhaust flow and comes complete with an H-pipe crossover to equalize the exhaust pressures and eliminates backrap on deceleration. The large case Super 50 Series performance mufflers provide a deep powerful sound and maximum performance flowing into the mandrel-bent tailpipes. The Super 50 mufflers also incorporate built-in resonators keeping the interior resonance down to a minimum. The system is finished off with large 3.00-inch angle polished stainless steel tips and includes all necessary parts, hardware and instructions to complete the installation. All aluminized steel exhaust systems are covered by our 3-year Limited Warranty.- H-pipe Crossover for Maximum Power and Deep Tone
- Super 50 Series Mufflers for Deep Powerful Sound
- Mandrel-bent 16-gauge Aluminized Steel Tubing
- Includes Hangers and Hardware for Installation
- Moderate to Aggressive Exterior Exhaust Tone
- Crossmember-back True Dual Exhaust System
- Does Not Include Header Reducers or Downpipes for Factory Manifolds
- Minimal Interior Resonance
Specifications:
Will this fit a 1967 Ranchero?
Is this exhaust set up for long or short headers ?
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