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Aluminized Exhaust Tubing [3 in. O.D. x 4 ft. L]
555-30611
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Aluminized Exhaust Tubing
JEGS 555-30611 Aluminized Exhaust Tubing Features:
- Complete your exhaust project with this 4-foot length section of pipe
- Heavy-duty 16-gauge aluminized material for strength and longer life
- 3 in. outside diameter for common exhaust systems
FAQ
What is the outside diameter of a 3 inch exhaust pipe?
- The outside diameter of a 3 inch exhaust pipe is 3 inches.
Is aluminized steel better than stainless steel for exhaust?
- Aluminized steel is a cost-effective option, while stainless steel offers superior corrosion resistance for exhaust systems.
What gauge is 3 inch exhaust pipe?
- The gauge of a 3 inch exhaust pipe may vary, please check product specifications for the specific gauge.
Specifications:
ARE THE ENDS EXPANDED FOR SLIP FIT?
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