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Manta | Twin 3″ Full Exhaust System with 1 7/8″ Headers | HSV VF Maloo V8 Ute 2013–2017

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Manta | Twin 3″ Full Exhaust System with 1 7/8″ Headers | HSV VF Maloo V8 Ute 2013–2017Manta 3 Full Exhaust System with 1 7 8 Headers for HSV VF Maloo V8 Ute 20132017 Aluminised Steel Upgrade your HSV VF Maloo Ute with this Twin 3 Full Exhaust System from Manta. Crafted in aluminised steel and fitted with 1 7 8 extractors and hotdog muffler combo, it delivers enhanced exhaust flow, medium sound, and long term durability for Australian roads. Warranty Stainless Steel Systems 10 years Aluminised Systems 2 years Why Manta? Manta is

Manta 3″ Full Exhaust System with 1 7/8″ Headers for HSV VF Maloo V8 Ute 2013–2017 – Aluminised Steel

Upgrade your HSV VF Maloo Ute with this Twin 3″ Full Exhaust System from Manta. Crafted in aluminised steel and fitted with 1 7/8″ extractors and hotdog/muffler combo, it delivers enhanced exhaust flow, medium sound, and long-term durability for Australian roads.

Warranty

Stainless Steel Systems – 10 years
Aluminised Systems – 2 years

Why Manta?

Manta is Australia’s premier manufacturer of performance exhaust systems. Designed and built locally, Manta systems deliver proven gains in power, torque, and sound while ensuring precision fitment for Australian conditions.

Key Features:

  • Performance Upgrade: Twin 3″ system with 1 7/8″ extractors for maximum flow
  • Material: Heavy-duty aluminised steel
  • Noise Level: Medium – balanced sporty tone
  • Direct Bolt-On Fitment: Designed to use factory mounting points

Technical Specifications

  • Brand: Manta
  • Part Number (SKU): MKHN0336
  • System Type: Full System – 1 7/8″ Headers
  • Pipe Size: 3″ Twin
  • Material: Aluminised Steel
  • Sound Level: Medium

Vehicle Fitment Information

Make Model Years Body Engine
HSV Maloo (Gen-F) 2013–2017 Ute 6.2L V8 (inc. Supercharged LSA)

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