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Angled Cut Round Exhaust Tip; 3.50-Inch; Polished (Fits 3-Inch Tailpipe)

Item 472001
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    Product Information

    Features, Description, Q&A, Specs & Installation

    Features

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    • 3.5 Inch Outside Diameter
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    • 3 Inch Inlet Diameter
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    • 11.75 Inch Overall Length
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    • Round Diagonal Cut Design
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    • Durable Stainless Steel Construction
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    • Bolt-On Installation with Included Hardware
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    • Fits 3-Inch Tailpipe
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    Description

    Premium Exhaust Enhancement. The Angled Cut Round Exhaust Tip with a 3.50-inch diameter and polished finish adds a refined and aggressive look to the rear of your vehicle's exhaust system. This accessory enhances the exhaust appearance with minimal effort through a bolt-on installation.

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    Construction and Appearance. Crafted from durable stainless steel, this exhaust tip offers long-lasting corrosion resistance and a sleek polished finish. Its round diagonal cut design creates a unique, sporty aesthetic that complements both stock and performance exhaust pipes.

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    Installation. Installation is simple and requires no drilling. The included bolt clamp ensures a secure and snug fit, allowing quick upgrades without permanent modifications to your exhaust system.

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    Application. Designed to fit 3-inch tailpipes, this exhaust tip ensures compatibility with standard 3-inch exhaust systems for a precise and seamless fit.

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    Tech Specs

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