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I have a new C7 2017 Regular Stingray with no NPP and manual 7 speed of course. For a performance car I find that is too quiet and would like to add Borla exhaust but not sure which model will fit best on my car. I was also thinking about the XPipe. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Juan
Thanks,
Juan
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I have a new C7 2017 Regular Stingray with no NPP and manual 7 speed of course. For a performance car I find that is too quiet and would like to add Borla exhaust but not sure which model will fit best on my car. I was also thinking about the XPipe. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Juan
Thanks,
Juan
RobertYou can also cut your mufflers totally out from the car & put in r weld in a 2 1/2 inch pipe that deletes the muffler. A few post on that & the sound of it.
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Juan,
Here you go
Borla 11880 S-Type (1) instock
https://www.corvettepartsandaccessor...andard-exhaust
and
Borla 60547 X-Pipe (12) instock
https://www.corvettepartsandaccessor...a-60547-x-pipe
Regards
Chip
Here you go
Borla 11880 S-Type (1) instock
https://www.corvettepartsandaccessor...andard-exhaust
and
Borla 60547 X-Pipe (12) instock
https://www.corvettepartsandaccessor...a-60547-x-pipe
Regards
Chip
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I have a new C7 2017 Regular Stingray with no NPP and manual 7 speed of course. For a performance car I find that is too quiet and would like to add Borla exhaust but not sure which model will fit best on my car. I was also thinking about the XPipe. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Juan
Thanks,
Juan
Last edited by robert miller; Feb 27, 2018 at 05:46 PM.
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If you go S-Type with the Borla X pipe that deletes the secondary cats it will be plenty loud. It also sounds way better IMO this way than going for the ATAK. The S-Type keeps the tne crisp and clean while being very deep. Then the catless Borla X pipe wakes up the sound and adds a bit more popping too.
It's my personal preference but I think the above setup sounds the best.
It's my personal preference but I think the above setup sounds the best.
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Hey,
Contact us for any Borla related products. We have sold hundreds of those x-pipes on the CorvetteForum.
A lot of people start with the x pipe and then add the axle back after!
-Josh
Contact us for any Borla related products. We have sold hundreds of those x-pipes on the CorvetteForum.
A lot of people start with the x pipe and then add the axle back after!
-Josh
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Why is it that Flowmaster seems to get no love from the Corvette crowd? I was a Mustang guy in my younger years and that was my go to. I was recently listening to some YouTube videos of different systems, and found the throaty rumble of a flowmaster more appealing than the racier/exotic sound of the Borla or Corsa.
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Why is it that Flowmaster seems to get no love from the Corvette crowd? I was a Mustang guy in my younger years and that was my go to. I was recently listening to some YouTube videos of different systems, and found the throaty rumble of a flowmaster more appealing than the racier/exotic sound of the Borla or Corsa.
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Why is it that Flowmaster seems to get no love from the Corvette crowd? I was a Mustang guy in my younger years and that was my go to. I was recently listening to some YouTube videos of different systems, and found the throaty rumble of a flowmaster more appealing than the racier/exotic sound of the Borla or Corsa.
popular selling exhaust
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Chip
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I like the way the car sounds when you start in the morning that throaty sound but abit louder. Of course, as it gets warm the revolution drops and it gets to quiet and that's not what I want lol. A performance car should have some noise.
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