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Flo-pro Ss634nm 5" Stainless Steel Dpf Delete Exhaust System 2007-2010 Duramax on 2040-parts.com

US $610.00
Location:

Cedar City, Utah, United States

Cedar City, Utah, United States
Condition:New Brand:Flo Pro Manufacturer Part Number:SS634NM

 
Flo-Pro 5" Stainless Steel Downpipe Back DPF Delete Exhaust System 2007.5-2010 GM Duramax

 


OFF-HIGHWAY / RACE TUNING REQUIRED


     FLO~PRO's downpipe back exhaust is the ultimate in diesel truck performance exhaust. All systems use mandrel bent tubing, available in aluminized or stainless steel, includes all required hardware for installation, and last but not least can include one of FLO~PRO's performance mufflers. With great sound and performance look no further than FLO~PRO.


FEATURES


  • 5" Mandrel Bent Tubing
  • 409 Stainless Steel Material
  • Improved Fuel Economy and Lower Exhaust Temps
  • Optional High Flow Muffler
  • Easy Install - No Welding Required
  • Replaces Catalytic Converter & DPF
  • FREE GROUND SHIPPING
 
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