Borla dual installed - another opinion

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06-14-2003, 09:48 PM

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BriGuyMax

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Originally posted by FiddlerG35c
well i WAS gonna follow up with "even i can extend a pipe 8 inches" but that seemed a bit juvenile

doesn't that require you to actually have a pipe that will extend 8 inches?

j/k dude...I had too

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06-14-2003, 10:45 PM

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Originally posted by ajk4
ive already ordered the borla dual exhaust and was thinking about installing it myself. numerous people have said in effect the same thing "any idiot can install this thing". so does that mean that welding is required or just clamps and no welding?

no welding required.... all clamped together with a very well designed clamp system.

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06-15-2003, 11:18 AM

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Will the exhaust system be absolete when a turbo is installed later on? I want to eventually put on some turbos in the car, and I dont want to get any mod right now that will be replaced with a turbo, for example CAI. so is this exhaust system something that will be replaced with a turbo setup?

I had wondered that myself, but here is my philosophy... even if you have to replace the exhaust again (and you will have to remove the CAI), there will be someone out there that cannot afford to buy a turbo or SC set up. I expect as long as you don't abuse/ruin the parts you are taking off, you can probably sell them to those that want to mod their car but can't afford the turbo kit.

You won't get as much out as you have in those parts, but you'll get to enjoy them until you make your bigger mods later.