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aFe 21-26 Ford F150 Tremor Vulcan Series 3IN 304SS Cat-Back Exhaust Dual Rear Exit w/Black Tip
$1,329.36
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$1,329.36
$1,329.36
Tech Specs
- Brand
- aFe
- SKU
- AFE49-33157-B
- Shipping weight
- 83.0 lb
This cat-back exhaust system is constructed of 3 IN mandrel-bent 304 stainless steel tubing for maximum strength and durability. This system features high-flow 304 stainless steel muffler, producing an aggressive sound. Finishing off this exhaust system are dual 4-1/2 IN diameter black powdercoated 304 stainless steel clamp-on exhaust tips. The tips features an aFe POWER logo badge for a unique style. This system produces an aggressive 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.
- Utilizes Factory Style Barb Hangers, and Stainless Steel Exhaust Band Clamps for a Secure Fit
- Heavy Duty Ball Flange Female Adapter Front Pipe Design for a secure leak-free seal
- 100% Handcrafted MIG-Welded construction ensures optimal Strength and Durability
- Includes Dual 4-1/2 IN 304 Stainless Steel Rolled Angle Clamp-on Exhaust Tips
- Constructed from 3 IN Mandrel-Bent 304 Stainless Steel Tubing
- Corrosion Resistant High Flow 304 Stainless Steel Muffler
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