4-1 Merge Collector 1.5" Sch10 304ss on 2040-parts.com
Irvine, California, US
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| Description: Here is a 4-1 merge collector. These are made from 1.5" SCH10 304SS pipe. Great for those that want to build there own custom turbo manifold or header. SOLD as matching pairs. MADE IN THE USA! | Payment Methods: We only currently accept Paypal payments. |
| Shipping: All products will be shipped via USPS/UPS or Fedex. We also ship international worldwide. We will also only shipped to VERIFIED and CONFIRMED Paypal addresses. This excludes international Paypal customers which can be only VERIFIED. | Contact Info: If you have any further questions regarding the product, please feel free to send us a message through Ebay. Thanks! |
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