Stock 250 Sport Exhaust Piping: What the 3-Inch and 2.5-Inch Sizes Mean
Stock 250 Sport exhaust runs 3 inches into the muffler and 2.5 inches out to the tips — here’s why those diameters differ and what it means for fitment.
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Stock 250 Sport exhaust runs 3 inches into the muffler and 2.5 inches out to the tips — here’s why those diameters differ and what it means for fitment.
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