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    Borla or Maga Flow

    Going to do new catback exhaust. I was wondering which is better between Borla and Magna Flow.

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    i went with magnaflow because it was cheaper. they both sound good. so it just depends on how much you want to spend on a cat-back system
    slp lid,maf and smooth bellow. ls6 intake, cnc ported and polished ls6 heads with competition valve job. cam 237,242 .603,.609 113 lsa. pacesetter longtube headers and off road y-pipe. magnaflow catback
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    I like my borla, but want to go TD's after I do LT's.

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    both are very nice systems. I have borla, but it is pricey. I think being able to adjust the borla is cool --- but i always just leave the plates all out lol.

    check out LS1sounds.com

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    borla ALLL THE WAYYYYYYY!!!!

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    I have a Borla with a QTP electric cutout so with the flip of the switch...... No officer that was not me my car is quite.

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    woohoo, install my borla's tomorrow!!!!

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    i like my 3" corsa + its stainless!
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    I would go Magnaflow myself.

    While those high priced catbacks are nice...they just aren't worth the price to me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Luos View Post
    I would go Magnaflow myself.

    While those high priced catbacks are nice...they just aren't worth the price to me.
    +1 I talked to the guy who has done my exhust forever and he said Borla is not worth the price tag, over all you will get more with Magnaflow including more money in your pocket

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    Love my Borla, stainless last forever, take the adjustable plates and throw em out. Put on some LT's with em and make some noise.

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    +1 for magnaflow. The others are just too expensive. My magnaflow is definitely good quality and has a great sound. The tips aren't anything special at all, thats my only complaint.
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    SLP Short Throw, Lid and CAI, Strano Springs, Koni Sport Shocks, BMR STB and SFC, UMI PHB, Pacesetter LT's and ORY, Magnaflow Catback, DMH 3" E-Cutout, LS7 Clutch, Motive 4.10, 160 T-Stat, MSD wires,, 17x9.5 Chrome C6's wrapped in Hankook 275/40/17

    Tuned at Mongillo Motors in New Haven, CT - 303 RWHP and 308 RWTQ

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    Quote Originally Posted by sage210 View Post
    Going to do new catback exhaust. I was wondering which is better between Borla and Magna Flow.
    i was really debating this myself a few weeks back. i wanted true duels but had to go with a catback but anyway, i went with the magnaflow. my friend and i had a nice chat about the future of my car and decided that maganaflow would give me the sound i want and would also be good with LTs. I love the sound of the magnaflow, u can hear it when i get on it but when im just cruisin its a nice low rumble, nothing to obnoxious but can be loud.

    oh yea agree with the guys, i saved about 450$ getting magnaflow over borla magnaflow is a great catback and isnt over priced.

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