Borla Exhaust
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Borla Exhaust
I have seen in a number of places, a cat-back stainless steel, quad tipped Borla exhaust system. It's approximately $1000 and has a lifetime/1 million mile warranty. It has a built in cut out so you can completely bypass the muffler if you'd like more sound. Is it nice? Does it sound good? What are some of your ratings?
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Re: Borla Exhaust
the borla setups are really nice and can sounds really badass on a healthy engine. If you look around, you can usually find a better price, or a good second hand one for cheap.
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Re: Borla Exhaust
It does not completely bypass the muffler. When the muffler builds up back pressure it will bypass until the pressure lessens. I love the way my stock 305 sounds with it. As a matter of fact I will even take the HP hit with my new engine to use it. I could install a true dual but it would not sound that damn good.
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Re: Borla Exhaust
i'd prefer the GmmG to the borla tbh. but it does sound nice when tuned right. just in my opinion GmmG chambered exhaust is twice as good and 250$ cheaper.
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Re: Borla Exhaust
Hey I know I'm little new to the forum, but I happen to have a borla quad tip on my 88 Formula 350. It sounds pretty awesome. I think its a single 3" back to the split
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ok cool I'll check out the GmmG version and Youtube some videos to see if I like the sound. Borla is usually pretty beasty.
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Re: Borla Exhaust
What site are you looking at? $1000? I just saw this on summit:
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/BO...n/?prefilter=1
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http://www.summitracing.com/parts/BO...n/?prefilter=1
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Re: Borla Exhaust
I have an 85 trans am, over the summer when I was dropping in a new 350 I bought the borla exhaust on summit racing for around $750. It sounds amazing especially at WOT. 5 stars
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Re: Borla Exhaust
What site are you looking at? $1000? I just saw this on summit:
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/BO...n/?prefilter=1
~Matt
http://www.summitracing.com/parts/BO...n/?prefilter=1
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