quadcab4x4
12-24-2001, 11:29 AM
So far I really like it. Its a single/in dual/out stainless steel system.
If your looking for a fairly quiet, high quality cat-back exhaust you can't go wrong with this system. The install takes about 2 hours with regular hand tools. Mine bolted up with no problems and the fit was perfect.
It's a little hard to convey the noise level but, if the stock exhaust is a 1 and open headers were a 10. The Borla would fall in around a 4.5. As time has pased and some miles have been put on it, I'd rate it at a 5.5. This is the level at light throttle. Once you step on it those figures rise to a 6.5-7.0. You know its there but the sound is not obnoxious :D
As far as cost goes I've seen the system for $450 (I paid w/internet special) all the way to $700+. Thats the bad news. The good news is it won't rust out and is backed by an 1,000,000 mile warranty so It should be the only one you'll ever need :drunk:
I have some photos of the system here:
www.picturetrail.com/quadcab4x4
Kind of a photo install:D
If your looking for a fairly quiet, high quality cat-back exhaust you can't go wrong with this system. The install takes about 2 hours with regular hand tools. Mine bolted up with no problems and the fit was perfect.
It's a little hard to convey the noise level but, if the stock exhaust is a 1 and open headers were a 10. The Borla would fall in around a 4.5. As time has pased and some miles have been put on it, I'd rate it at a 5.5. This is the level at light throttle. Once you step on it those figures rise to a 6.5-7.0. You know its there but the sound is not obnoxious :D
As far as cost goes I've seen the system for $450 (I paid w/internet special) all the way to $700+. Thats the bad news. The good news is it won't rust out and is backed by an 1,000,000 mile warranty so It should be the only one you'll ever need :drunk:
I have some photos of the system here:
www.picturetrail.com/quadcab4x4
Kind of a photo install:D