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1 3/4" X 15 7/8" Louvered Muffler Core Baffles on 2040-parts.com

US $27.50
Location:

Anaheim, California, United States

Anaheim, California, United States
New, never installed or used but bare metal has some surface rust, see picture
Brand:White Brothers Type:Baffle Material:bare metal Length:15 7/8" Manufacturer Part Number:unknown Diameter:1-3//4in. UPC:na


This ad is for one pair of louvered muffler core baffles as shown in picture which are 1 3/4" diameter x 15 7/8" length. They do not have an attachment bolt hole drilled in them. They came from the White Brothers company who previously made Porker brand pipes and mufflers but I do not have a part or stock number for them. Please look at pictures and/or ask questions to determine if they are what you would like to buy. Thanks for shopping.

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