Merge Collector, Stainless Steel, 2 Into 1, 2.25" Inlet, 12 Degree, 18 Ga. 304 on 2040-parts.com
Rancho Cordova, California, United States
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OVERSTOCK Merge Collectors 304 Stainless Steel 2 into 1 Convergent Angle: 12 Tubing Outside Diameter: 2.25 inches Number of Inlets : 2 Tube Wall Thickness: .045” - .049” Outlet: Specify 2.375” to 3.00” Swedge depth / Slip length is 2.00” Some common serrated tooling marks on inlet end Fully Tig welded & back purged Parts are mandrel bent using a Horn CNC or Pines NC mandrel bender. All tubing is welded and drawn All 304 stainless tubing US manufactured by RathGibson |
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