Sell COBRA STREETRODS CHROME EXHAUST #3717 SUZUKI VL800 INTRUDER VOLUSIA 2001-04 NIB in Flint, Michigan, US, for US $380.00

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COBRA STREETROD CHROME EXHAUST
#3717

SUZUKI VL800 INTRUDER VOLUSIA 2001-04

Suzuki's mid-size cruiser the C50 is the baby to the C90. This 800 was built to look cool and ride even better. The Marauder-derived engine is virtually maintenance-free, plus with a low custom look, it's got everything a custom owner would want. Cobra's Streetrods give it an even better personality with performance and sound. To optimize performance, we recommend a Cobra FI2000 Digital Fuel Processor to go along with the C50's new set of pipes

~ Hot Rod simplicity with speedster style

~ Large 2-1/2”, 222° heat shields fit from the exhaust ports to the chrome billet tips for a seamless look and non-bluing finish

~ Chromed billet end caps are beautifully machined for show-custom look

~ Gives overall power increase with improved rideability

~ Easy installation with all mounting hardware included

Made in the U.S.A

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