Hedman Exhaust Y-Pipe - 2-1/4 in Inlet - 2-1/2 in Outlet - Small Block Chevy - GM F-Body 1982-92 17478 DK14237411SFI For Hurst Quarter Stick Shifters Size:7-1/2 (60)

Name: Hedman Exhaust Y-Pipe - 2-1/4 in Inlet - 2-1/2 in Outlet - Small Block Chevy - GM F-Body 1982-92 17478 DK14237411SFI For Hurst Quarter Stick Shifters Size:7-1/2 (60)
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SKU: 28469066289
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Hedman Exhaust Y Pipe 2 1 4 in Inlet 2 1 2 in Outlet Small Block Chevy GM F Body 1982 92 17478 DK14237411SFI For Hurst Quarter Stick Shifters Size:7 1 2 (60) For Hurst Quarter Stick Shifters and target Closed Loop AFR 7 LiterVehicle Applications: 1982 1992 Chevrolet Camaro 5 Select models are available with both gasket style

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