Borla Exhaust for my 2009 Ram 1500 SLT
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Borla Exhaust for my 2009 Ram 1500 SLT
I just bought a 2009 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT 4x4 that I'm looking at puting a Borla Catback Exhaust part #140308 on it. My questions are these...
1.) Does anyone have this system on there truck, and how does it sound with the MDS system? I've heard that it is the only model that they make for the 2009 and that its one of their more mellow sounding exhausts but that you can really hear it when you get on it. But, you will also hear a difference when the MDS system kicks in as well.
2.) Have you notice any increase in performance?
3.) I'm also looking at putting in a cold air intake in it as well. Any suggestions? Im looking at K&N or the Mopar CAI.
4.) Does anyone have any video clips of there dodge with this system?
Thanks for your input!
1.) Does anyone have this system on there truck, and how does it sound with the MDS system? I've heard that it is the only model that they make for the 2009 and that its one of their more mellow sounding exhausts but that you can really hear it when you get on it. But, you will also hear a difference when the MDS system kicks in as well.
2.) Have you notice any increase in performance?
3.) I'm also looking at putting in a cold air intake in it as well. Any suggestions? Im looking at K&N or the Mopar CAI.
4.) Does anyone have any video clips of there dodge with this system?
Thanks for your input!
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I have a Borla Turbo XL Muffler (part #400241) on my 5.7 SLT w/ no resonators, and pipes dumping out by rear axle. I currently have my MDS disabled, but before I disabled it, I had it with the exhaust for a month or more. To tell you the truth, it really didn't sound horrible when the MDS did kick in. Don't get me wrong, yes, I could tell when it kicked in... it wasn't quite as deep, but it didn't sound like a rice rocket or anything; so I wouldn't worry. If you throw a Borla catback system on their as well, I think it would only sound that much better. The muffler alone gives a nice deep rumble, without being overly obnoxious. Only reason I didn't go with the catback system to begin with is that I plan on getting the American Racing headers w/ catback system. Anyway, hope this helps.
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I had the Borla catback on my Gen 3 Ram, loved it, no MDS drone as it was disabled with Superchips. Nice, mellow tone without being over obnoxious. Excellent build quality.
For my 2009, I considered the Borla but went the the Magnaflow catback for about $400 less. Sounds great and I'm very pleased so far. Compared to the Borla, has a bit of a deeper tone. No MDS drone as I have it disabled with Diablosport. Also, gotta love those 5" tips! Getting positive compliments from a lot of people.
For my 2009, I considered the Borla but went the the Magnaflow catback for about $400 less. Sounds great and I'm very pleased so far. Compared to the Borla, has a bit of a deeper tone. No MDS drone as I have it disabled with Diablosport. Also, gotta love those 5" tips! Getting positive compliments from a lot of people.
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As for tuning (Learn to edit your posts instead of double posting like that), it all depends on what you want. If you just want a canned tune such as a "tow" tune or Diablo's "93" tune, then the best bang for your buck would be SuperChips. If you think you'll want/need to get into custom tuning down the road, then you'll want to look at Diablo for a tuner. By needing/wanting custom tunes, I'm talking about heads, cam shafts, stroker kits, turbos/super chargers, and the like. For just an intake and a muffler, you really don't need a custom tune unless you're just really trying to eek out every little last piece of power you can get your hands on...
When it comes to a tuner though, be warned: Chrysler can tell if you've been tuned. Most will not say anything about it considering that these are gas motors, but there are cases where they have proved that a tuner has been installed and they can do it rather quickly. Of course, they are more concerned with chips on diesel motors right now, but the risk is indeed out there.
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I had the Borla system on my 05 Daytona.It wasn't a loud muffler.At idle,the noise level was close to factory,but when throttled up,It had a nice,mellow tone.On my 09 CC,I have the AFE cat back system.This set-up is as close as your going to get without having straight pipes,and without the high gear droan.Very satisfied with AFE.