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gdgraph · 12-03-2016, 05:19 PM

I went with Borla S-type, it's a good conservative option if you want something a little louder than the stock NPP (and a beter exhaust note) but don't want it crazy loud. The NPP valves also tone it down well. If you really want loud you can opt for the Borla Attack. Both options have NPP. I'm really happy with the sound and not having any drone.

I've had Corsa before on a previous car, loved the sound also, and no drone, but they don't have an NPP.

I think the SW and Magnaflow systems are louder but then you start entering the risk of running into drone territory, unless you don't care about that. It really comes down to preference.

I would youtube the various options to find the sound you like. Only thing you won't get from the videos is how much drone there is from inside unless they show that too.

12-03-2016, 05:19 PM	#20
gdgraph Drives: 2016 Camaro 2SS Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: Arlington, VA Posts: 916 View My Garage	I went with Borla S-type, it's a good conservative option if you want something a little louder than the stock NPP (and a beter exhaust note) but don't want it crazy loud. The NPP valves also tone it down well. If you really want loud you can opt for the Borla Attack. Both options have NPP. I'm really happy with the sound and not having any drone. I've had Corsa before on a previous car, loved the sound also, and no drone, but they don't have an NPP. I think the SW and Magnaflow systems are louder but then you start entering the risk of running into drone territory, unless you don't care about that. It really comes down to preference. I would youtube the various options to find the sound you like. Only thing you won't get from the videos is how much drone there is from inside unless they show that too.