Love mine.
Borla or Flowmaster???
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Racer
Joined: Feb 1999
Posts: 475
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From: Sellersburg Florida
B&B Fabricatioins TRI-FLO
is the only way to go!!
High polished Stainless Steel dual 3" pipes from cat-back, use off-road X-pipe for that throaty sound.
You get the best looking and one hell of a loud exhaust.
is the only way to go!!
High polished Stainless Steel dual 3" pipes from cat-back, use off-road X-pipe for that throaty sound.
You get the best looking and one hell of a loud exhaust.
Le Mans Master
Joined: Sep 2000
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From: San Francisco CA
After you've deafened yourself for a while with the Flowmasters, try the Walker Dyno-Max super turbo mufflers. They have a nice rumble, without the resonance below 2000 rpm.
My drag times did not decrease when I switched.
My drag times did not decrease when I switched.
Advanced
Joined: Mar 2001
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From: moorpark,ca,usa
borla is the only way to go if you are going to keep your car for a long time...they have a great warranty and a killer sound.you are going to pay more for them but you will never buy another set as long as you own your car!
Racer
Joined: Oct 2000
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I have the Flowmasters. I love they way they sound- better than any others that I've heard. When I first bought them(a little over two years ago) there was a little resonance in they lower rpm range, but that has now gone away for whatever reason. The price is really great as well. The only thing that I don't like is the appearance. I think that I'm going to paint them black to see if it helps. Borla and the Tri-flos are just too expensive(for the same price of either of these, I bought my Flowmaster cat-back and a set of ceramic coated shorty headers!). There is a thread here on the forum about buying the Corsa cat-back system for $750 I believe, which for a SS system is a very good price.
Race Director
Joined: May 2001
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Originally Posted by corvettestud
borla is the only way to go if you are going to keep your car for a long time...they have a great warranty and a killer sound.you are going to pay more for them but you will never buy another set as long as you own your car![/color]
Perhaps, but Corsa is stainless as well and does away with the Borla annoyances. They have a lifetime warranty as well. The cost difference is not that much.
