2009-2018 Nissan 370Z Z34 2.5″ Test Pipes Exhaust DownPipe

Feature:
1. Improve Engine Output and Efficiency, Give you an extra HPs, and increases torque
2. Large diameter and free flow tubing for unrestricted flow, Making the exhaust air flow smooth, Designed for high-performance racing
3. Made of High-Quality Stainless Steel with Computerized Mandrel-Bends
4. All joints are TIG welded to prevent cracking and wear
5. CNC Machine Flange for MAX Strength and Durability
6. Flanges chrome plated for corrosion resistance

Specifics:
Condition:100% Brand New
Finish: Chrome Polished Stainless Steel
Inlet Diameter: 2.50″
Outlet Diameter: 2.50″
Mounting Style: 2 Bolt

Fitment For:
For Nissan 370Z Z34 2009-2018
For Infiniti G37 3.7L V6 2008-2013 (Coupe and Sedan)
For All Infiniti Q50/Q60 Models with 3.7L Engine (does not fit 2.0 or 3.0t models)

Package Included:
2 x Test Pipes with Gaskets & Bolts

Shipping Information:
Free Quick Shipping to USA.
Estimated Time of Arrival: within 3-8 working days.

Customer Notification and Disclaimer of Liability.
This is a race-only product. It is not legal for sale or use on pollution controlled vehicles that are driven on public streets, roads, or highways. Buyer’s use or installation of this product for itself or for Buyer’s customer is at Buyer’s own risk. The Buyer is responsible for obeying federal, state, and local laws. Only Buyer can determine end customer’s use and thus assumes any and all liability hereby waiving any and all claims against in the sale of this product to the maximum extent permissible by law. Make sure to abide by all local, state, and federal laws, including emissions, vehicle safety, and traffic laws. It is Buyer’s responsibility to know what those laws are and how they apply to Buyer or Buyer’s customer. This product is designed and intended solely for legally-organized and sanctioned, closed-course, off-road competition use and is not for use on public streets, roads, or highways. This Product is capable of disabling the emissions system on some vehicles. Use on public streets, roads, or highways is a violation of federal and certain state (including California) and local environmental laws.