N20zuki

Now before the mods move this I am asking specifically T/A owners which is why this is posted here.

Now does anymore run the Borla XR1 muffler period. I have one in place of the resonator on my Loudmouth 1 setup. But as far as clearance goes the rear hangs down and hits the ground all the time. It probally hangs 1.5-2in below the bottom of the frame and an exhaust shop told me "thats the way it will have to be". Im going to pickup the SLP Y-pipe because they didnt support my stock one and it hangs down on the drivers side. So when I take it to a new shop im going to have them try to get it higher, but was wondering if im not the only one with this setup having a problem.

y2k_ta

iTrader: (80)

The underside of the vehicle is the same on all 98-02 Camaros & Firebirds. Your issue wouldn't be because it's a Trans Am.

98RedBird

iTrader: (77)

I did the Borlamouth on my old '98 Trans Am. It does hang low. The XR-1 is just a large muffler. We had mine tucked up pretty good and it never hit anything but it did hang quite low...

1SWT95Z

I had the XR1 on my LM1 setup(under rear seats) on my 1995 Camaro and it was low, but tucked up enough to clear most everything.

dug

iTrader: (10)

A 4" round magnaflow muffler would give a little more room.

How does the borlamouth sound?

98RedBird

iTrader: (77)

Fantastic. I loved mine.

1SWT95Z

sounds awesome. i'm actually trying to switch back to that setup from my hooker catback.

20sickss00

iTrader: (19)

had the same problem here, tried to get it tucked in pretty far but was still a little too low for me, I changed my entire setup and now have an ory with gmmg catback and an electric cutout thrown in between, now your talking about an awesome sounding exhaust, gmmg

MJs1FastSS

iTrader: (149)

i have that on my 2000 (borlamouth) and shounds good with great clearance

Detoxx03

iTrader: (14)

I used to have it on mine and it worked fine with no clearance issues