10-14 H-d Flht/flhr Dresser Speedster Duals Chrome Exhaust Cobra 6973 on 2040-parts.com
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Our retail/internet/mail order warehouse is in the Gorman, California area between Los Angeles and Bakersfield. All items are available for local pick up, but please contact us to make arrangements before hand. 6973Product Details:Our Speedster Duals take the duals notion to a whole new level. Every one loves the clean look of a true-dual system, but the truth is, those systems don't always deliver when it comes to performance. That's all changed with the Cobra Speedster Duals. Because of the Cobra PowerPort--a unique crossover that connects the front and rear head pipes, this system performs like a true 2-into-1 pipe with the clean look of a traditional dual system. The dual head pipes broaden the low end and mid-range torque curve, perfect for touring and highway use, and they provide a noticeable power boost across entire rpm range. It includes oxygen sensor bungs. Speedster Duals start with the PowerPort Duals head pipes and add the famous Cobra Speedsters style. They give great sound that's enhanced by the proprietary PowerPort crossover. Full-length 2.5-inch heat shields give a full seamless appearance. The oxygen sensor bungs are included in the head pipes. Straight-cut, chromed billet tips finish off the pipes.Thanks for shopping with us ! Check the shipping calculator for estimated shipping costs. If your location isn't shown, or shipping cannot be calculated for your location, please contact us for a shipping price. International buyers are responsible for duty and VAT charges. We do not collect those fees, we do not have control over them, nor do we know how much they will be for any given country. Our retail/internet/mail order warehouse is in the Gorman, California area between Los Angeles and Bakersfield. All items are available for local pick up, but please contact us to make arrangements before hand.
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