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Borla is offering a free exhaust to a 2014 Silverado or Sierra owner


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Who & What: Borla is looking for a 2014 Silverado or Sierra that they can borrow to R&D a new line of GM full-size exhaust systems

How long: The company will need to borrow your 2014 for approximately 2 weeks.

Where: The truck must be in or near the Los Angeles/Oxnard, California area

The deal: You'll get an installed custom Borla exhaust system, for free

If you own a 2014 Silverado or Sierra, live in the Southern California/Los Angeles/Oxnard Area, and this deal interests you, please post in this thread. :cheers:

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bump. There's gotta be someone interested in getting a free exhaust!

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If it was an 04 I'd jump on it being they are 2 hours away.

 

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  • 2 weeks later...
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Call them 1-877-462-6752

 

Or send me a PM and I can get you in touch with the exact person you need.

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I wish i was there oh yeah, my truck is not here yet. I am waiting on the 2014 GMC 6.2L & NHT.... and I am in Texas..

 

I have had a Borla on my 1994 Lingenfelter Z28 Camaro and my 1996 Corvette LT4 Collectors Edition & they were absolutely the best exhaust system I have ever used.. and I have used a few, bought my first new car in 1965...

 

I need to see if they make a system for my 09 Tahoe LTZ with the 6.2L L9H engine...

 

Good luck on the freebie :)

 

Tahoe L9H

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i just bought a 2014 Silverado 5.3L LT Z71. how do i participate? i live in the san fernando valley.

 

Hi rhurtad03232, thanks for your interest! Please give me a call directly at 805-246-6000. I look forward to hearing back from you! :D

 

- Chris Higgins @ Borla Exhaust

www.borla.com

  • 3 months later...
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Yes, they are developing it and will soon be released

 

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