Find OBX Stainless Cat-Back Catback Exhaust 04-07 Toyota Scion tC 2.4L in Fremont, California, US, for US $179.00

Returns Accepted:Returns Accepted Refund will be given as:Money Back Item must be returned within:14 Days Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer Return policy details:ALLMOTORSPORTS ACCESSORIES must be notified within 5 days from the date of receiving, to obtain a Return Manufacturer Authorization number (RMA number). All merchandise without a RMA number will be refused and returned back to the shipper. The merchandise must be unused, in the original packaging and in resalable condition. Returns are subject to a 25% restocking fee once the item is shipped & returned for ANY REASON, including but not limited to: accept delivery (or) pick up from designated carrier, cancelled order(s) and incorrect address. All returns and exchanges must be accompanied by a copy of the sales invoice. Any item(s) which have been pre-installed, cut, or modified in anyway will not be eligible for credit or refund. If a refund is called for, we will refund the amount paid for the item minus shipping. Unless there is a fault on our end, we do not pay for shipping back. There is no refund on the shipping cost after an item has shipped. Any labor charges incurred for installation of products are non refundable. Buyer has to ship the items from the buyer's address within 5 working days (Starting from the date of seller providing RMA Number) if not this return policy will be cancelled. No refund, exchange or replacement for products relating to electrical, fuel, and store clearance items. Restocking Fee:No Manufacturer Part Number:OBXEX1216 Interchange Part Number:EX.AJH00*** Other Part Number:OBXEX1216 Warranty:Yes Part Brand:OBX Brand:OBX

OBX-R Stainless Steel CatBack Exhaust System Fit For 2004-2007 Toyota Scion tC 2.4L

OBX-R Cat-Back™ exhaust systems feature high performance straight-flow technology to unleash the engine's maximum horsepower.
Increases velocity and delivers a measurable boost on the low as well as top end. OBX smooth-flow sound gives it a distinctive tone.
Each system is individually hand built from SUS304 high grade fully stainless steel. Extremely competitive pricing that won't break your bank.
Needless to say, this is what you can expect from a vendor of the world's largest automobile OEM manufacture supplier.

Brand New OBX Stainless Steel CatBack Exhaust System for the:

2004-2007 Toyota Scion tC 2.4L

All welds are tig welded for and piping is all mandrel bent for a smooth exhaust flow.

Approximated Dimension::

Tip Diameter: 4.00"
Dual TIG weld, made from SUS304 stainless steel, CNC mandrel bent pipes, stainless flanges as well as high quality mirror polished stainless steel muffler and tip(s) for durability, longevity, and performance

OBX-R STAINLESS STEEL CATBACK EXHAUST GENERAL FEATURES:

Each OBX™ system is designed and fine tuned for your specific application to maximize performance as well as precision fitment
Dual TIG weld, made from SUS304 stainless steel, CNC mandrel bent pipes, stainless flanges as well as high quality mirror polished stainless steel muffler and tip(s) for durability, longevity, and performance
OBX™ Systems have a straight forward design, which uses factory bolt-on/mount-on hanger locations (in most applications), which means no drilling and no cutting. Easy professional-like installation and convenience
All OBX™ systems are built with the highest quality, care and detail. Uncompromised Quality Assurance is Guaranteed
Extremely competitive pricing that won't break your bank.
All OBX™ systems come with a written limited lifetime warranty, which says its all

Terms and Conditions:

Please note, we will only ship to verified and confirmed addresses if item is being paid via paypal.

Shipping:

Above Mention Shipping Fee is Only for U.S 48 Continental States.

Please contact to get shipping quotation for the following customers.

U.S APO Addresses
Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, Guam & Saipan
Canada
International Buyers
Others

All manufactures' trade names/logos are properties of their respective owners & used here for reference and identification purpose only.

Please feel free to contact us if you have any question.

BBC 5 LIVE INVESTIGATES OUTSTANDING FINANCE ON USED CARS

Thu, 10 Oct 2013

BBC 5 Live Investigates has reported that unwitting used car buyers are being chased for large sums of money, owed on loans taken out by previous owners. Leading vehicle information expert HPI has warned consumers to be vigilant on the risks of finance fraud and get protection with the HPI Check. The report suggested that car owners raising finance with logbook loans secured on their vehicles are selling the vehicles before settling their accounts, which is leaving buyers at risk of losing their cash - and the car.

De Tomaso plans to unveil new Pantera

Thu, 14 Jul 2011

Following the unveiling of its new Pininfarina-designed Deauville at the Geneva motor show earlier this year, De Tomaso is planning to unveil a new Pantera at September's Frankfurt motor show. The new Pantera, arguably De Tomaso's best-known sports car, will maintain its traditional American Corvette V8 engine, producing over 600 horsepower. De Tomaso is hoping that sales of the Deauville crossover will contribute towards the development of a new 'primal concrete sledge'.

Volkswagen Scirocco GT24 concept (2008): first pictures

Thu, 22 May 2008

By Ben Pulman First Official Pictures 22 May 2008 13:00 Who’d have thought a little gathering in Austria could give birth to three stunning concept cars. This is VW's new Scirocco GT24 concept and it's appearing at the Wörthersee Tour alongside the Audi TT and A3 Clubsport Quattros. The Volkswagen Scirocco GT24 concept is a road version of the trio of racecars (pictured bottom far right) that will compete in this weekend’s Nürburgring 24-hour race.

Obx Stainless Cat-back Catback Exhaust 04-07 Toyota Scion Tc 2.4l on 2040-parts.com

Exhaust Systems for Sale

BBC 5 LIVE INVESTIGATES OUTSTANDING FINANCE ON USED CARS

De Tomaso plans to unveil new Pantera

Volkswagen Scirocco GT24 concept (2008): first pictures