Any tips for installing Borla x-pipe
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Went to a muffler shop this morning to finish the install. Took them 20 to 30 miminutes to complete. But I had the oem already removed. The right side facing the car needed to be widened at the tail pipe and then slipped right on. There was some tugging and prying to have everything lined up properly but all went well.
Definite could not have finished myself while on jacket stands as I was already nervous being under the car!
End result with the borla x pipe sound... a little increase in sound.. what I do it again.... no. But, another project down!
Definite could not have finished myself while on jacket stands as I was already nervous being under the car!
End result with the borla x pipe sound... a little increase in sound.. what I do it again.... no. But, another project down!
Also I don't think you really WOTd it. If you did that there is a huge difference in the sound you will have now as opposed to before.
Last edited by joemessman; 11-06-2016 at 12:39 PM.
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Now remove your fuse 42 and you could get the sound you want. Otherwise the flaps in the tailpipe are not open all the time at lower speeds.
Also I don't think you really WOTd it. If you did that there is a huge difference in the sound you will have now as opposed to before.
Also I don't think you really WOTd it. If you did that there is a huge difference in the sound you will have now as opposed to before.
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Yeah. You have a young one! No WOT for you yet. And since you don't have the fuse removed yet be sure to set the "sound management" for Track until you do. Or at least give it a try.
Last edited by joemessman; 11-06-2016 at 04:47 PM.
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