JBA Headers Exhaust Performance Y-Pipe (Natural) - 2945SY - 2945SY - 4-Wheel JBA mid-pipes are the perfect compliment to your J

JBA Headers Exhaust Performance Y-Pipe (Natural) - 2945SY - 2945SY

By JBA Headers

$222.85

(336 Reviews)

Model

2945SY

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4 Wheel Parts

Manufacturer

JBA Headers

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JBA mid-pipes are the perfect compliment to your JBA Headers or JBA Exhaust system. many popular applications as a stand alone upgrade or an addition to existing JBA product. Each system is application specific and optimized for your vehicle to get a perfect fit every time. They feature smooth flowing mandrel-bent tubing, heavy duty flanges, factory style hangers and provisions for factory emissions equipment for a simple installation. Material: Stainless Steel;State Legal: 49 State;In California, this part may not be used upon a highway and may only be used for race purposes; California Residents: WARNING

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