Vibrant 1.25in Nom. Schedule-10 T304 SS inTeein Pipe

Vibrant 1.25in Nom. Schedule-10 T304 SS inTeein Pipe

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Vibrant 1.25in Nom. Schedule-10 T304 SS inTeein PipeSKU: 2370 Universal Vibrant Performance 1. 25in Nom. Schedule 10 T304 SS Tee Pipe Vibrant Performance 304 Stainless Steel Schedule 10 Tee Pipe SKU 2370 delivers precision components for turbo exhaust manifold and downpipe builds. This 1. 25 inch OD universal tee supports custom fabrication on performance vehicles requiring reliable high flow exhaust routing. Expect sustained durability in high heat environments with smooth weld joints. Key Features

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012