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2.00" Flex Pipe 13" Length 2-Bolt Flange Ford Mazda Mercury

K2 Industries
K2-4412-FORD-006-EXH
Exhaust
$300.00 $249.99
$249.99

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2.00" Flex Pipe 13" Length 2-Bolt Flange Ford Mazda Mercury
2.00" Flex Pipe 13" Length 2-Bolt Flange

Flex pipe absorbs exhaust vibration and thermal expansion without cracking welds. Hard pipe construction with a 13" flex section lets your exhaust breathe under load. Two-bolt flange design bolts straight to your manifold or downpipe.

✓ Ships from FL Warehouse ✓ In-House Quality Check ✓ 2-Bolt Flange
Key Features
  • 13" flex section — absorbs vibration and thermal stress, stops welds from cracking under heat cycling
  • 2.00" diameter — matches most bolt-on downpipe and header applications
  • 2-bolt flange connection — bolts directly to manifold or downpipe without adapters
Specs
  • Diameter: 2.00"
  • Length: 13"
  • Connection: 2-Bolt Flange
  • Hard pipe construction with flex section
Whats Included
  • Flex pipe assembly
Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need new bolts to install this to my manifold?

The two-bolt flange matches standard manifold holes, but confirm bolt size and condition before install. Reuse existing bolts if they're clean and tight, or grab new hardware from your local supplier to be safe.

Can I weld this flex pipe to my downpipe instead of bolting it?

Welding defeats the flex section's purpose — the whole point is to absorb vibration and prevent cracks. Stick with bolted connection to keep the flex pipe doing its job and protect your welds downstream.

Does this need paint or ceramic coating before install?

Raw steel will oxidize and discolor over time. Paint or ceramic coat it before bolting in if appearance matters to you. Once installed, recoating gets difficult without pulling the whole section apart.

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