Mopar Performance/Borla Exhaust Is Finally On
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RE: Mopar Performance/Borla Exhaust Is Finally On
Unless there are alot of deaf Germans around where you are, you certainly will!!!![sm=smiley36.gif]
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RE: Mopar Performance/Borla Exhaust Is Finally On
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What I think I may do is get a Maxx fab down pipe with Magna Flow high flow cat and O2 pipe. It'll sound good and loud by the time I'm through with it.[sm=smiley20.gif][sm=smiley2.gif] The Mopar exhaust seems to be sounding better with the more useage. I need to realign the tips still, the left one is too close to the top of the rear fascia and the right side is sticking out about an inch more than the left. Thankfully they made it fairly easy to adjust the entire exhaust system.
What I think I may do is get a Maxx fab down pipe with Magna Flow high flow cat and O2 pipe. It'll sound good and loud by the time I'm through with it.[sm=smiley20.gif][sm=smiley2.gif] The Mopar exhaust seems to be sounding better with the more useage. I need to realign the tips still, the left one is too close to the top of the rear fascia and the right side is sticking out about an inch more than the left. Thankfully they made it fairly easy to adjust the entire exhaust system.
I like the idea of going with the cat-back for now, and possibly a Maxxfab cat-forward down the road.
Good luck!
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RE: Mopar Performance/Borla Exhaust Is Finally On
The only problem with the O2 that I've seen is that I would need a certain kind and it costs around $500 from what I've seen. I would rather put in a clock than a $500 frickin' gauge and O2 sensor.