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Borla Still Has GMPP Direct Fit Touring & Sport Mufflers

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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Pictures seem to be gone for me now but iirc it was a band clamp

cbrsilv15 Senior Enthusiast

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Yeah, piping in front of the muffler looks like stainless.

 

I got my GMPP sport and love it. Less than $200 for the muffler and a chrome tip from Summit. Sounds perfect!!!

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Fish-On Enthusiast

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Got 1 for sale!! Its for a 2015 -2017 Yukon denali 6.2 litre engine. Brand new Borla exhaust in the box, never used. Best sound than other exhaust Ive heard. Give it away cheap. Send me email if interested.

BlackHawkZ71 Enthusiast

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how would this sound the sport version? i can probably youtube it but never had good luck with it.

 

the chevy dealer had a 16 but never told me what catback was instilled. really dont want to go that route.

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dblaz4685 Enthusiast

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I finally made my decision on going with the GMPP Borla Sport Muffler and I looked at the 199.99 price tag for 1 muffler...sheesh they went up in price.

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Big Whiskey Senior Enthusiast

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I had the Borla sport GMPP on my 2012 1500 with the 5.3. It sounded great under acceleration, but droned pretty bad at 1500-1800 RPM's. I got tired of the drone and put the stock muffler back on after a few months.

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js4506 Enthusiast

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Does anyone have a sound clip of either the touring or sport? Does the touring have any drone to it?

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youn1033 Enthusiast

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When you guys replaced your exhaust, did you do anything with your stock setup? I've got an '18 6.2 Denali and pulled the stock setup off at 2,150mi. Seemed just too valuable to scrap entirely... but is there really any market for it..?

SirenRed16 Senior Enthusiast

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When you guys replaced your exhaust, did you do anything with your stock setup? I've got an '18 6.2 Denali and pulled the stock setup off at 2,150mi. Seemed just too valuable to scrap entirely... but is there really any market for it..?
I say keep it in case you ever want to put the truck back to stock. I haven't really seen anybody looking for a stock exhaust although I seen someone on Craigslist selling his for $600 and I seen the ad up for like 6 months.

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elgibbsdee New Member

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On 10/16/2016 at 7:02 PM, cbrsilv15 said:

Yeah, piping in front of the muffler looks like stainless.

 

I got my GMPP sport and love it. Less than $200 for the muffler and a chrome tip from Summit. Sounds perfect!!!

Hello, just wondering if you have any pictures of GMPP sport installed.  I am getting ready to order one, since Borla still has some available in the clearance section.  

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