Corvette C5 97-04 Crossover Pipe X Pipe on 2040-parts.com
Tampa, Florida, United States
Crossover Pipe This precision made Crossover Pipe balances your engines exhaust pulses for a scavenging effect that "pulls" the exhaust from the cylinders, allowing more air/fuel mixture to enter. This boosts power, promotes faster revving and delivers a smoother exhaust "growl". Installation requires cutting of stock pipe.
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