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Old Jul 4, 2007 | 06:18 PM
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I just purchased a 2005 C6 and it already had a Borla catback and what looks like an x-pipe as well. It sounds slightly louder than stock so I'm assuming it's the less aggressive one but I haven't heard any others to compare. Anyone know how to figure out which model I have? ...wondering if there are serial numbers stamped onto the pipes or mufflers anywhere. I looked around but couldn't find any. Here's a pic:



Also, while looking under there noticed two missing bolts that connect the black plastic rear fascia piece to the frame. I was hearing some rattling while going over bumps and think this might be the cause. Anyone know what size these are? Here's a pic from one side of the bracket with the missing bolt. It's just above the two right side tips.



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Old Jul 4, 2007 | 08:05 PM
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Looks like the touring. The Stingers are round. Cheers.
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Old Jul 4, 2007 | 09:38 PM
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They make the tourning and stingers in oval or round, but I will bet you have the tourning because..... The stingers are loud and mean. there is no way you can't tell the difference.
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The touring are bigger; the stingers are generally smaller (the muffler can, that is). I agree; probably touring. I think the round the above poster was referring to was the muffler, not the tips.

I had some rattling when my clamps were hitting something. They use a circular clamp that ratchets (don't know what it's called) that can be turned to face down rather than up; just lift the car, loosen the clamp, turn it and tighten. See if it works.

congrats on the car!!!
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Those are defintely touring, no doubt.
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Stinger mufflers are 5 inches in diameter. If you had stingers, you would already know by the sound
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Old Jul 4, 2007 | 10:23 PM
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thanks for all the replies!... my guess was touring because I've heard the stingers on c5's and they are much louder. Either way, I do like the sound of these over the stock c6 exhaust.. it was a nice little bonus when buying the car since that was a mod I planned on anyway
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