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Boyce Trackburner 36
Boyce Trackburner 36
Boyce Trackburner 36
Boyce Trackburner 36
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Boyce Trackburner 36" Long Oval Transition Pipe for 3-1/2" Exaust System (Figure A) - Converts 3-1/2" Collector Tube to Oval Pipe Section - 3 1/2" End Is Expanded for Slip Fit - Oval Section Is 2-1/2" x 4" x 23" L AC-200 C15-R2 Valve Flowtech Performance Exhaust was

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Boyce Trackburner 36" Long Oval Transition Pipe for 3 1 2" Exaust System (Figure A) Converts 3 1 2" Collector Tube to Oval Pipe Section 3 1 2" End Is Expanded for Slip Fit Oval Section Is 2 1 2" x 4" x 23" L AC 200 C15 R2 Valve Flowtech Performance Exhaust was C15 R2 Valve 1963 1967 Jeep Gladiator and tailpipes are ideal for many applications In the mid 80's Boyce developed a complete oval exhaust system for competition use by NASCAR teams

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