bigjohns97
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YesAre you referencing the Borla Touring Catback in post # 100?
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YesAre you referencing the Borla Touring Catback in post # 100?
Agree 100%Ya he is. The sound in the cabin is actually coming from the mufflers, not the resonator. I ran the touring and then switched back to the stock resonator with only a minor change in volume. The deep tone of the Borla mufflers just finds its way straight into the cabin. An X pipe will only make it louder.
Bodam swapped out the Borla Touring with a Corsa Touring, just like I did. That said, the Borla was definitely louder inside the cabin throughout all rpm ranges. It will be quieter than the FRPP Touring since it has a resonator, but that resonator also removes any rasp.Bodam - are you satisfied with the loudness of the Borla Touring Catback? I previoiusly had the FRPP Touring. I liked the sound but they were a bit raspy for me. I am considering the Borla Touring Catback but I am hoping not to give up much loudness. Thanks!
Conversely, I would tell you that the resonated X-pipe cuts volume quite significantly compared a resonator delete, having had one on my car before. With the touring mufflers it will only be a little louder than the with the stock resonator. [MENTION=14181]Cascadia_302[/MENTION] has this setup. That said, it has no rasp at all.Bodam swapped out the Borla Touring with a Corsa Touring, just like I did. That said, the Borla was definitely louder inside the cabin throughout all rpm ranges. It will be quieter than the FRPP Touring since it has a resonator, but that resonator also removes any rasp.
I'm guessing the Borla Touring will be a little too quiet for your tastes if you were happy with the volume of the FRPP Touring. I'd consider adding a resonated X pipe from Magnaflow (I can't remember the part number but there should be a thread about it somewhere on here) to replace the Borla X pipe. It will cut down on the rasp without dropping the volume by much.
That's correct, it is slightly louder than the Borla resonator, but still far quieter than a regular X-pipe.Scoggy Doogan - would you recommend using the FRPP Touring mufflers or the
Borla S-type mufflers with the Magnaflow resonated X-pipe? It sounds like you think the Magnaflow resonated X-pipe would not reduce the loudness as much as the Borla resonator? Thanks much!!
Maybe S-type axleback with the H pipe, perhaps with some small bullet resonators added behind the H? S type is nice and deep and has a little rasp but not very much. It'll be louder inside than the Corsa for sure.I like some volume inside the cabin but the outside tone and volume level is probably the most important to me. The Corsa Sport mufflers with H-pipe sound fine inside the cabin, but I don't like the tone outside (and the outside volume is more than is ideal for me, although I could live with the volume, if the tone was deeper) - I really prefer something deeper such as I had with the FRPP Touring Catback. Loudness and tone between the Borla S-type and Borla Touring or between the FRPP Touring and FRPP Sport would be perfect, but I'm not sure how to achieve that. Mixing and matching exhaust components is a bit risky - as it's not certain what you'll end up with... and it's very difficult to find someone with a similar exhaust. Maybe Borla S-type mufflers with bullet resonators.... Thanks for your help!
The S type will be a little louder. If you add the bullets I bet it's about the same, but deeper.Do you think it would be much louder inside the cabin compared to the FRPP Touring Catback? I felt the sound inside the cabin with the FRPP Touring was about right for me...