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BORLA Exhaust for the 2019+ Silverado 1500 (In Development)   Each BORLA exhaust system is made with T-304 stainless steel to give you the best in durability and performance. We strive to pr

ian@borla
ian@borla

Hello all.  The GM Performance systems for the 2019 Silverados are indeed made by Borla. They are made according to GM's specifications and are separate from the aftermarket Borla systems. 

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For anyone thinking about a Borla Exhaust system Their warranty is no joke. I had an isue with mine recently(on truck for over 2 yrs) and after contacting them a new system was on it's way within

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FirstAscent Enthusiast

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I can’t find a price.

Look at the links Ian posted, under the photos, about half way down the page inside the big red button. :)
KozzyJr Enthusiast

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Just now, FirstAscent said:


Look at the links Ian posted, under the photos, about half way down the page inside the big red button. :)

Yup the link wasn’t working on my iPad for a sec. I jumped the gun. Hopefully this is the same as the gm version but a fraction of the price 

 

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OnTheReel Senior Enthusiast

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Fraction of the price? The base system that uses stock tips is $100 MORE than the GM on shopchevyparts...

FirstAscent Enthusiast

FirstAscent

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Fraction of the price? The base system that uses stock tips is $100 MORE than the GM on shopchevyparts...

Yeah I was expecting a MUCH cheaper price. And then the price jumps drastically for different tips too
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4 minutes ago, FirstAscent said:


Yeah I was expecting a MUCH cheaper price. And then the price jumps drastically for different tips too

I was going to hold out for the square tip ones, but I got impatient and bought the GM. Don’t regret my decision after seeing these prices and still the lack of 6.2 availability.

 

Love their products usually, but this is a rare miss by them.

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KozzyJr Enthusiast

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1 hour ago, OnTheReel said:

Fraction of the price? The base system that uses stock tips is $100 MORE than the GM on shopchevyparts...

Ya fraction of the price. With exchange and there current price it’s still cheaper then the factory option here in Canada. 

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Not sure what everyone was expecting, 14-19 LD cat-back dual system is ~$1200 MSRP currently with tips but it's the same system they've been running for years. Pretty sure when I got the GM version for my 16' MSRP was about $1200 + tips.  New generation brings brand new system, brand new R&D, and brand new sticker shock. 

 

The base system feels about where I expected, though I also wish it was lower. I don't disagree it's hard to justify $300 - $1000 for purely cosmetic tips. Although it's twice as many tips as the LD models and stock (which are cheaper now but used to be in the $150-$200 range for two tips). 

 

Initial adopters always pay a premium. 

 

Side note. GM Factory Upgrade is $1,645 on the GM Accessories site (i'd love to hear a sound clip of the Borlas to compare it with). Borla Cat Back w/ Square Chrome Tips is only slightly more at $1679.  

 

So..  now my decisions are to:

  • Stick with the stock tips, save a few hundred of MSRP compared to GM Factory upgrade.
  • Go with new square chrome tips, and pay the premium which is starting at about as much as the Upgrade GM exhaust with stock tips. But I get a pick of touring or s-type. 
  • Spend wayy more and get that sexy carbon fiber.......
  • Muffler upgrade (XS Pro maybe) <-- Cheapest (Next to staying stock or Muffler Delete) 
  • KISS in Stock form. <-- unacceptable lol :fume:
  • Wait a year for distribution to be enhanced and prices to drop.
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Have you looked at Corsa or Magnaflow? I like Borla for one reason and that was because it’s stainless steal. I had the factory one installed and I called Borla and they told me that it is made by them. I’ve called them twice on this. It sounded great but a little too loud for me on a Denali. I had 2 resonators installed about a foot from the tips and it made a big difference. Still sounds good but not too loud. Noisiest when yiu first fire it up 

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9 hours ago, bearded_warrior said:

Side note. GM Factory Upgrade is $1,645 on the GM Accessories site

Whatever you decide, don’t pay that price if you buy the GM. It’s $400 more than you can get it elsewhere...

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War Eagle Enthusiast

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On 3/23/2019 at 5:36 PM, Thejet07 said:

When I look up the part # you gave it looks to be the dual out version. Is this what you have?


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I think #40359 is what your wanting if you are trying to keep the factory piping.

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BORLA Exhaust for the 2019+ Silverado/Sierra 6.2L (147" Wheelbase)

 

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BORLA Touring:

 

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No Tips(For use with Factory Tips): https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_touring_part__140771.html

 

Square Chrome Tips: https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_touring_part__140782.html

 

Round Black Chrome Tips: https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_touring_part__140772bc.html

 

Carbon Fiber Tips: https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_touring_part__140772cf.html

 

 

BORLA S-Type:

 

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No Tips(For use with Factory Tips): https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_stype_part__140773.html

 

Square Chrome Tips: https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_stype_part__140783.html

 

Round Black Chrome Tips: https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_stype_part__140774bc.html

 

Carbon Fiber Tips: https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_stype_part__140774cf.html

 

 

BORLA ATAK:

 

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No Tips(For use with Factory Tips): https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_atak_part__140775.html

 

Square Chrome Tips: https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_atak_part__140784.html

 

Round Black Chrome Tips: https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_atak_part__140776bc.html

 

Carbon Fiber Tips: https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_atak_part__140776cf.html

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15 hours ago, ian@borla said:

BORLA Exhaust for the 2019+ Silverado/Sierra 6.2L

 

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BORLA Touring:

 

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No Tips(For use with Factory Tips): https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_touring_part__140771.html

 

Square Chrome Tips: https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_touring_part__140782.html

 

Round Black Chrome Tips: https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_touring_part__140772bc.html

 

Carbon Fiber Tips: https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_touring_part__140772cf.html

 

 

BORLA S-Type:

 

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No Tips(For use with Factory Tips): https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_stype_part__140773.html

 

Square Chrome Tips: https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_stype_part__140783.html

 

Round Black Chrome Tips: https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_stype_part__140774bc.html

 

Carbon Fiber Tips: https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_stype_part__140774cf.html

 

 

BORLA ATAK:

 

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No Tips(For use with Factory Tips): https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_atak_part__140775.html

 

Square Chrome Tips: https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_atak_part__140784.html

 

Round Black Chrome Tips: https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_atak_part__140776bc.html

 

Carbon Fiber Tips: https://www.borla.com/products/silverado_sierra_1500_62l_catback_exhaust_atak_part__140776cf.html

Ok that's great but what's going on with the secondary resonator on the s-type and whatever that is on the atak?  Almost looks like they keep one of the flappers or something.

 

Also, I want to make sure I'm understanding correctly that the exhaust is 3.5" in (same as stock) and 2.75" SINGLE out (smaller than stock).  Wouldn't that be counterproductive?

 

When will sound clips be posted?

 

Thanks

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