Redback 2.5

Redback 2.5" Centre Muffler for Ford Falcon AU Ute

SKU: STR243

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Additional product details

Redback Sports Muffler to suit Ford Falcon AU Ute 4.0L Inline 6 Cylinder - 2 1/2" Centre muffler assembly

This component is designed for a bolt-on fit when used with other Redback components. It is not compatible with your factory exhaust.

Product Information:

  • Made in Australia

  • Mandrel Bent ACMS Pipe Work

  • Heat Resistant Paint

  • 1.2mm Dual Skinned Mufflers

  • Straight Through Mufflers with Perforated Core

  • Laser Cut Flange Plates

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  • Kevin F.
    2 years ago
    Rated 3 out of 5 stars
    Thenrear section does notnfit very

    Thenrear section does notnfit very well. The middle hangers are too short or overall the jig was askew.

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  • Bill T.
    2 years ago
    Rated 2 out of 5 stars
    Miss labeled product

    This product was supposed to be able to fit a 90s falcon I own a xg falcon 1994 and this product did not fit properly pipes had to be bended as so it did not hit on the transmission and also the twin exit tailpipe did not fit whatsoever the muffler wouldn’t fit between the spare wheel box and leaf spring and the bend that goes over the axle aligns directly where the shock goes do not be fooled this is not a “direct bolt on job”.

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