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Anybody running the Borla 14888 Exhaust

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Scott89TTA

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Anybody running the Borla 14888 3" cat-back system and if so how do you like it ?
 

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looks restrictive,unless r/h side is connected.Better systems out there and probably at a better price.
 
suicide six said:
looks restrictive,unless r/h side is connected.Better systems out there and probably at a better price.

I would think just the opposite...looks very non-restrictive to me. If the plate is out it is a straight through 3" mandrel bent exhaust. If you add onoe of the restrictor plates then some exhaust flows through a straight through design muffler. Even if the r/h side is blocked off it is still probably less restrictive then the factory 2 1/2" crosflow quasi dual. Don't some run single 3" systems for performance when they don't care about the look?

I'll aggree about the price...Borla is expensive but I can get this system right now for $680 w/free shipping from AJ-USA www.ajusa.com enter "SUPERBOWL" in the promo code spot, total discount 25% when done. What else is out there for the TTA that is S/S, mandrel bent, and a straight through design muffler not chambered like Flowmaster? Yes there may be cheaper systems but probably not as nice with a million mile warranty ?
 
Oh yes youre right compared to stock exh.dropping tank would be also like stock.Aftermarket wise,I would choose elsewhere.Just my opinion.
 
3"borla

Whats up man,i have this exhaust on my tta and i think its awesome.I used to cruise around town w/the plate on so that the muffler was being used but
the rumble of the straight through (muffler bypast) sounds mean and nasty.Borla is a very distinctive tone,it doesn't sound like a new cheap muffler,it sounds like thunder,a quality piece of workmanship to compliment your turbo trans am.I have the angle tips,i searched for a long time.Finally found it on,where else, but ebay.
 
Wonder if an electric cutout can be used in place of the plate :confused:

And if having the cutout all the way in the back would give the same performance as it does in the test pipe location?
 
Razor said:
Wonder if an electric cutout can be used in place of the plate :confused:

And if having the cutout all the way in the back would give the same performance as it does in the test pipe location?

I was thinking the exact same thing :cool:
 
yes - the electric cutouts can be used on the borlas.

i keep the 2/3 open plate in my borla on my '98. if i have it wide open i get some popping and rasp. the 2/3 open plate gets rid of all that but is loud and mean ;)

i was more worried about what a v6 engine would sound like coming out of a borla...
 
Yeah I'm more worried about any resonating sounds. I have Flowmaster on my car and I can't stand the sound at like 3k rpm. Is it a good healthy sound without any resonating?
 
cruising in second w/the plates off is very very loud.At least in the car it is.
 
jose said:
cruising in second w/the plates off is very very loud.At least in the car it is.

haha I'm not worried about loud, I have a cutout currently where the cat used to be and I used to drive around with that open all the time because my friend had my plate.

Does it make a resonating with any of the plates in? Especially the full block off plate. It'll sound kind of like a vibration or odd pulsing and is typically louder than the exhaust from inside the car.
 
Borla

I have pretty much the same exhaust on my 99 LS1 camaro the right hand side is pretty much a straight pipe with the large 0 . the car is pretty quiet ideling and throaty on throttle but i have no idea how it would sound on an LC2
 
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