Wicked 94TA

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When I wrecked my car a the muffler on my Borla adjustable cat-back got ripped open. All the piping and tips are fine. Is there anyway I can get a replacement muffler?

EdgarB

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I am sure you can. Look it up on the borla website and ebay. Good luck!

Wicked 94TA

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Looking at a picture of the system the muffler just looks like a regular single in single out. So I guess all I really need to do is get the demensions of the muffler and order one like that.

Wicked 94TA

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The replacement muffler that comes with the system has the driver side tailpipe and exhaust hanger attached to it and is a little pricey. After talking with the Borla rep., who was very helpful by the way, I've decided to replace it with a XR-1 bullet muffler.

LS-ONE_DAY

Yeah Borla stuff is expensive to replace unfortunately. My car came with the adjustable catback but the dealership didn't have the plates. I contacted Borla and they wanted $70 to ship be replacement plates. I didn't bother with it obviously.

Wicked 94TA

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I wouldn't worry about those anyway, my car came with no plates in it and I plan on keeping it that way!

LS-ONE_DAY

Same here, at first I wasn't sure what plate the owner had installed, it didn't sound noticeably louder so I assumed it had a restricted plate, after the headers and ORY though the right side is definitely louder than the left so I'm pretty sure it has the open plate

sickpony

I made my own plates out of an old license plate. Any thin aluminum would work and it definitely helps keep the rumble down on long trips. I have heard of some people installing a cutout there to be able to open and close it at will.

peterlawl84

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I put an e-cutout there and love being able to control the sound while driving.