Borla on a 2004
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From: San Diego, CA
Originally posted by tj4ndirish
Gee Baja, how many times you going to ask??
If you go with the Magnaflow dual out, you don't have to remove the tire.
Gee Baja, how many times you going to ask??
If you go with the Magnaflow dual out, you don't have to remove the tire.
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From: Elverson, PA
Originally posted by bajabenedik
Geeee.....hmmmm, I'll ask as many times as it takes on different products so I know exactly what I'm buying. I like to research everything I buy before plucking down good money and I like to look at different products so I'm not limited to one brand.
Geeee.....hmmmm, I'll ask as many times as it takes on different products so I know exactly what I'm buying. I like to research everything I buy before plucking down good money and I like to look at different products so I'm not limited to one brand.
I think tj4ndirish was just joking around because of your triple post earlier in this thread....
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I got the kit with the SI/DO borla yesterday 590.00 off ebay. Put it on this morning in about an hour and a half with my boys age 7 & 8 "helping". The fit is perfect. The sound is excellent. Sounds like what a truck should. At cruise with the windows up I am barely able to hear it. There is no droan that I was worried about. Sounds the best around 1800 RPM. I don't know yet how the gas mileage will be. It will probably be worse since it sounds so good when I put my foot in it. My wife even says it sounds good. It looks good with the 2 tips coming out from under the back bumper.
