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Borla Still Has GMPP Direct Fit Touring & Sport Mufflers

Mad Maxx

By Mad Maxx
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last truck Enthusiast

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Sport : https://www.borla.com/products/muffler:_675_rd__x_2400_lon_part__19131347.html

 

Touring: https://www.borla.com/products/muffler:_275_inout_775_x_part__19131346.html

 

Get em while you still can!! Had mine installed in no time. Cut out OE Muffler and put this one in. Nothing else was needed but 2 Clamps. 0 Drone too!

 

Pictures or it never happened, which one did you get?

markreed Enthusiast

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Wish they made this in a 3.5 pipe for the 6.2. :fume:

Or even 3"...

 

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Mad Maxx

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Pictures or it never happened, which one did you get?

 

I got the Touring. I wanted it as quiet as possible.

 

However, even with open Cats, it's really not that loud. If I was going for sound, I'd just leave the muffler totally off, and put a piece of pipe in its' spot.

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I got the Touring. I wanted it as quiet as possible.

 

However, even with open Cats, it's really not that loud. If I was going for sound, I'd just leave the muffler totally off, and put a piece of pipe in its' spot.

 

Did you leave the flapper valve in the system? Any way you can post a pic of the way it looks under there now, I really would like to do this to my truck.

Mad Maxx Enthusiast

Mad Maxx

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Yep, still have the Flapper, but I pinned it open. As you can see, everything fit right in, exhaust isn't at any funky angles.

 

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drparker7 Enthusiast

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Yep, still have the Flapper, but I pinned it open. As you can see, everything fit right in, exhaust isn't at any funky angles.

 

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which one is the flapper valve?

Rawyzf Senior Enthusiast

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What's the pipe you have on prior to the muffler? That's too shiny to be the oem piping.

 

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kramer2k Enthusiast

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I ordered the Sport version yesterday and it shipped already. I'll report back after installation.

 

By the way, does the muffler come with the two clamps or will I need to pick those up somewhere else?

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Mad Maxx

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What's the pipe you have on prior to the muffler? That's too shiny to be the oem piping.

 

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Just the OE Piping.

I ordered the Sport version yesterday and it shipped already. I'll report back after installation.

 

By the way, does the muffler come with the two clamps or will I need to pick those up somewhere else?

 

You need 2 Clamps

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