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2.75 Inch Cat-Back Single Side Exit Exhaust System with Single 4.0 Inch Straight-Cut Black Powder Coat Tips 21-25 Ford Bronco 2 Door 2.3L Corsa Performance

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2.75 Inch Cat-Back Single Side Exit Exhaust System with Single 4.0 Inch Straight-Cut Black Powder Coat Tips 21-25 Ford Bronco 2 Door 2.3L Corsa PerformanceThe CORSA Performance Ford Bronco catback exhaust assortment features CORSA's Patented, No Drone, Reflective Sound Cancellation (RSC) Technology which allows CORSA's acoustic engineers to create a deep Aggressive drone free exhaust note, styled specifically to fit the personality of the Ford Bronco. The catback exhaust system moves the muffler to the center of the vehicle providing for better clearance and maximum approach angles for offroad driving.

The CORSA Performance Ford Bronco catback exhaust assortment features CORSA's Patented, No Drone, Reflective Sound Cancellation (RSC) Technology which allows CORSA's acoustic engineers to create a deep Aggressive drone free exhaust note, styled specifically to fit the personality of the Ford Bronco. The catback exhaust system moves the muffler to the center of the vehicle providing for better clearance and maximum approach angles for offroad driving.

By engineering a full catback exhaust CORSA's acoustic engineers released added deep tonality from the 2.7L and 2.3L engines creating a deep pleasing noticeably louder exhaust note at idle and under acceleration while maintaining a Drone-Free Experience during cruise.

Choose from 3 unique tip options: Turndown for maximum offroad clearance or 4.0 Inch flat cut polished, or black powder coat dual wall stainless steel tips. Performance gains are not affected by sound choice.
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  • 2.75 Inch Cat-Back Single Side Exit Exhaust System with Single 4.0 Inch Straight-Cut Black Powder Coat Tips 21-25 Ford Bronco
  • Patented Industry Leading No Drone, Reflective Sound Cancellation (RSC) Technology
  • Custom Tuned Deep Exhaust Note Designed Exclusively for the 2.3L EcoBoost Engine
  • High Tuck, Center Forward Muffler Location Protects the Muffler During Off-Road Driving While Providing Maximum Departure Angles
  • 2.75 Inch Premium 304 Stainless Steel Cat-Back Exhaust System Resists Corrosion
  • Clamp-On, Dual Walled, Black Powder Coated 304 Stainless Steel 4.0 Inch Flat Cut Tips Can Easily be Removed During Off-Road Driving
  • Outflows the Stock Exhaust System by up to 120 percent Unleashing Added Horsepower and Torque
  • Easy Bolt-On Installation. Installs in Under an Hour
  • Made In The USA
  • Backed by a Lifetime Warranty
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