MagnaFlow Satin Stainless Steel Muffler - 12198 - 12198 - 4-Wheel MagnaFlow Performance mufflers are 100% stainless

MagnaFlow Satin Stainless Steel Muffler - 12198 - 12198

By MagnaFlow Exhaust

$116.67

(90 Reviews)

Model

12198

Store

4 Wheel Parts

Manufacturer

MagnaFlow Exhaust

Detail

MagnaFlow Performance mufflers are 100% stainless steel and lap-joint welded for solid construction and rugged reliability even in the most extreme conditions. They feature a free-flowing, straight-through perforated stainless steel core, stainless mesh wrap and acoustical fiber fill to deliver that smooth, deep tone. Mufflers are packed tight with this acoustical material unlike some others products to ensure long life and no sound degradation over time. Backed by a Lifetime Warranty. Stainless Steel Muffler;Type Of Muffler: Straight Through;Inlet Location: Centered;Outlet Location: Dual;Muffler Material: Stainless Steel;Number of Inlets: 1;Number of Outlets: 2;Muffler Shape: Oval; California Residents: WARNING

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