Exhaust system start suggestions please - Page 2

slick3 · 02-22-2017, 10:05 AM

ARH - Borla S type

marknagy13 · 02-24-2017, 11:58 PM

Here's my review with some sound clips of the MBRP system. IMO the deepest and best sounding exhaust. Hope this helps

gdgraph · 02-26-2017, 09:32 AM

Just my opinion, if you have a low tolerance for drone, avoid Magnaflow and SW. I had the Magnaflow on mine, couldn't stand it and took it off in a week.

I went with Borla and it's awesome. I started with the S-type axle-back with NPP and then added on their mid-pipes with AFM valves. Borla sounds great, it's quiet when you want it to be and loud when you want it to be (which is good especially if you eventually plan to do headers because it will be very loud).

It's great because you can add on their mid pipes and their headers and you don't have to buy it all at once, they are designed to work with each other if you install them incrementally.

I'll post some sound clips of mine, I have the S-type w/ NPP (11924) and the mid-pipes with AFM which goes all the way up to the secondary cats (60610). They also have a mid pipe option with a secondary cat delete if you want to do that.

gdgraph · 02-26-2017, 09:34 AM

Here are the sound clips, the youtube video has start up, rev, drive by, inside, outside ect.

The instagram link is my GoPro mounted right on the side of the car by the tips. Sounds best on real speakers (especially if you have some sort of a subwoofer).

Instagram Sound Clip: GoPro by Exhaust Tips

Youtube Sound Clip:

02-26-2017, 09:32 AM	#17
gdgraph Drives: 2016 Camaro 2SS Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: Arlington, VA Posts: 916 View My Garage	Just my opinion, if you have a low tolerance for drone, avoid Magnaflow and SW. I had the Magnaflow on mine, couldn't stand it and took it off in a week. I went with Borla and it's awesome. I started with the S-type axle-back with NPP and then added on their mid-pipes with AFM valves. Borla sounds great, it's quiet when you want it to be and loud when you want it to be (which is good especially if you eventually plan to do headers because it will be very loud). It's great because you can add on their mid pipes and their headers and you don't have to buy it all at once, they are designed to work with each other if you install them incrementally. I'll post some sound clips of mine, I have the S-type w/ NPP (11924) and the mid-pipes with AFM which goes all the way up to the secondary cats (60610). They also have a mid pipe option with a secondary cat delete if you want to do that. Attached Images

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