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93-97 Lt1 Camaro Trans Am Y Pipe Ypipe Stainless Steel Exhaust V8 Ss Z28 Custom on 2040-parts.com

US $130.00
Location:

Troy, Michigan, US

Troy, Michigan, US
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New y-pipe for the 93 - 97 Chevy Camaro and 93 - 97 Pontiac Trans Am. Built entirely of stainless steel with beautiful TIG welding. Piping is sized an impressive 3" with only the important parts indented in for body clearances.  Fits most aftermarket long tube headers, including our own. Will increase horsepower and torque about 10 to 20+ over stock and way more when used with our aftermarket LT1 race headers.  LET YOUR ENGINE BREATHE!!






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