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aFe 15-26 Toyota Hilux L4-2.4/2.8L (td) Vulcan Series 3in SS Rear-Side Exit Exhaust w/ Black Tip

SKU: AFE49-36088-B
Barcode: 802959637432

$897.24

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aFe 15-26 Toyota Hilux L4-2.4/2.8L (td) Vulcan Series 3in SS Rear-Side Exit Exhaust w/ Black Tip

$897.24

$897.24

Tech Specs

Brand
aFe
SKU
AFE49-36088-B
Shipping weight
51.2 lb

This exhaust system is constructed of 3 IN mandrel-bent 304 stainless steel tubing for maximum strength and durability. Finishing off this exhaust system is a dual 4 IN diameter black 304 stainless steel exhaust tip. The tip features a laser etched aFe POWER logo for a unique style. This system features a high-flow 304 stainless steel muffler, producing a deep sound. This system produces a powerful sound unleashing all available horsepower and torque. Utilizing a factory style flange and hangers this system is a direct bolt-on system, which requires no cutting or modifications for a hassle-free installation. State-of-the-art computer-aided design technology is utilized for precise vehicle fitment. 100% MIG-Welded for race-proven strength and durability.

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