These look just like the Vance and Hines short shots but didn't have their logo. They will fit any Softail from 84'-99', Evo Style. 2 1/4" heat shields over 1 3/4" head pipes. Come with cone tips see photos. Very nice chrome, some slight scratches. Discoloration on inner pipe. Need mounting hardware.
Exhaust for Sale
- Ducati 848 1098 1198 evo rear subframe s r sp exhaust bracket mount nice!!(US $24.95)
- Vance & hines muffler with heat shield - d485rc(US $34.99)
- Yamaha pw 50 stock pipe(US $29.99)
- Harley davidson touring slip on pipes(US $20.00)
- Nib rush performance slip on black mufflers. part # 25315-175.(US $179.99)
- M696abs carbon racing silencer kit(US $1,150.00)
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