Fabspeed Ferrari 328 link comp. Pipes (1986-1989)

Fabspeed Ferrari 328 link comp. Pipes (1986-1989)

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M251S

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Fabspeed Ferrari 328 link comp. Pipes (1986-1989)SKU: FER. 328. CB Fabspeed Ferrari 328 Cat Bypass Pipes (1986 1989) Straight through pipes replace heavy restrictive OEM catalytic converters on Ferrari 328 GTB GTS models from 1986 to 1989 for more power and sound. These Fabspeed parts deliver an aggressive motorsport exhaust note louder than factory levels. Bolt on design increases horsepower and torque while reducing weight. Key Features Precise Fitment: Designed for all Ferrari 328 vehicles 1986

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