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(2) 3.5" Mild Steel Exhaust 1/2" Flange Collector Cat-back Pipe 3 Hole 3 1/2" on 2040-parts.com

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CA, United States
Condition:New Brand:Wyntonm Manufacturer Part Number:W5219NP


 

(2) 3.5" 3 Hole Exhaust Flange

 

  • Mild Steel
  • 1/2" Thick
  • Center 3.5" ID
  • 4 7/16" Bolt Circle
  • 3/8" Bolt Hole Diameter

 
















































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