borla muffler ?
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So far, I haven't seen anyone here that has posted as having tried a Borla on their Bonneville. Most are using a Flowmaster 80 series or similar or a Magnaflow.
I DO love Borla mufflers, especially since they are available in Stainless. The tone from a Borla can be very sweet sounding.
EDIT: forget this part for 2000+ Bonnevilles. See below...[If you want to go with Borla, look for one that is specified for the F-body cars, ya know, Camaro and Firebird. That is what fits the Bonnevilles too.}
I DO love Borla mufflers, especially since they are available in Stainless. The tone from a Borla can be very sweet sounding.
EDIT: forget this part for 2000+ Bonnevilles. See below...[If you want to go with Borla, look for one that is specified for the F-body cars, ya know, Camaro and Firebird. That is what fits the Bonnevilles too.}
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cool, thanks for the reply. Im new to this, so I have to ask. What model Magnaflows? Are there any sound bytes from and bonnies?
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Originally Posted by lash
So far, I haven't seen anyone here that has posted as having tried a Borla on their Bonneville. Most are using a Flowmaster 80 series or similar or a Magnaflow.
I DO love Borla mufflers, especially since they are available in Stainless. The tone from a Borla can be very sweet sounding.
If you want to go with Borla, look for one that is specified for the F-body cars, ya know, Camaro and Firebird. That is what fits the Bonnevilles too.
I DO love Borla mufflers, especially since they are available in Stainless. The tone from a Borla can be very sweet sounding.
If you want to go with Borla, look for one that is specified for the F-body cars, ya know, Camaro and Firebird. That is what fits the Bonnevilles too.
either inlet will work for the application because of the shape of the pipes.
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Originally Posted by USCGelectrotech
does he have any sound clips? Somebody has to.
Thanks.
Thanks.
check here to hear my car with stock muffler, highflow cat and the resinator removed
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=64159
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Originally Posted by toastedoats
negative lash, a f-body style IS NOT optimal for a 2000+ vehicle. you should be looking for a 2.25in center in/center out or a offset in/center out
either inlet will work for the application because of the shape of the pipes.
either inlet will work for the application because of the shape of the pipes.
Thanks for correcting that. I don't want to be giving out wrong info.
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Originally Posted by USCGelectrotech
That sounds good Toste. What hifolw cat do you have? How loud is it on the hiway? I drive an hr to and from work everyday.
I bought the highflow on ebay, and i dont remember what brand it was, however, most people here use a 2.5inch magnaflow cat