Upswept Shotgun Exhaust Pipe Set for 1970-1984 Harley-Davidson Shovelhead Rigid Applications
Upswept Shotgun Exhaust Pipe Set for 1970-1984 Harley-Davidson Shovelhead Rigid Applications
Upgrade your Harley-Davidson with these Upswept Shotgun Exhaust Pipes. This 3 piece Upsweep Shotgun exhaust set fits 1970-1984 cone Shovelhead engines in Rigid frames. Includes rear mounting bracket. Manufactured from steel with a chrome finish. Made in Cleveland, Ohio USA by Gasbox.
NOTE: There is no warranty on exhaust pipes and mufflers with regard to any discoloration. Discoloration (blueing) is the result of tuning characteristics, cam timing, carburetor jetting, overheating, etc., and is not caused by defective manufacturing. Installation of a new exhaust system may change your motorcycles fuel-air mixture requirements.
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Upswept Shotgun Exhaust Pipe Set for 1970-1984 Harley-Davidson Shovelhead Rigid Applications
Upgrade your Harley-Davidson with these Upswept Shotgun Exhaust Pipes. This 3 piece Upsweep Shotgun exhaust set fits 1970-1984 cone Shovelhead engines in Rigid frames. Includes rear mounting bracket. Manufactured from steel with a chrome finish. Made in Cleveland, Ohio USA by Gasbox.
NOTE: There is no warranty on exhaust pipes and mufflers with regard to any discoloration. Discoloration (blueing) is the result of tuning characteristics, cam timing, carburetor jetting, overheating, etc., and is not caused by defective manufacturing. Installation of a new exhaust system may change your motorcycles fuel-air mixture requirements.
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Upgrade your Harley-Davidson with these Upswept Shotgun Exhaust Pipes. This 3 piece Upsweep Shotgun exhaust set fits 1970-1984 cone Shovelhead engines in Rigid frames. Includes rear mounting bracket. Manufactured from steel with a chrome finish. Made in Cleveland, Ohio USA by Gasbox.
NOTE: There is no warranty on exhaust pipes and mufflers with regard to any discoloration. Discoloration (blueing) is the result of tuning characteristics, cam timing, carburetor jetting, overheating, etc., and is not caused by defective manufacturing. Installation of a new exhaust system may change your motorcycles fuel-air mixture requirements.
