FS: Borla Hush CBE
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the artist formerly known as mcdrama
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Turbo XS RFL - Real F**king Loud.
if you want a loud'ish twin-tip just go cat-less; otherwise the perrin twin tip is likely to be your best bet. i've heard and seen only a couple of these but each time I was shocked it was a dual-tip.
Good luck.
if you want a loud'ish twin-tip just go cat-less; otherwise the perrin twin tip is likely to be your best bet. i've heard and seen only a couple of these but each time I was shocked it was a dual-tip.
Good luck.
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I've run the Borla Hush for around 4 years. At first, I had it mated to the stock midpipe (3rd cat) so the adapter it came with was perfect. But then I upgraded to a midpipe with a full 3" flat flange. The great thing about the Borla is that you can purchase a 3" flat flange adapter that allows you to adapt it to the 3" flat flange at the end of a long DP or midpipe without welding. Works great and since the Hush is considered a full 3" ID CBE, it won't ever limit you in this config.
I got the adapter for about $50 from Crucial Racing. I think they got it from Daddysscp.com for a discount and forwarded it to me.
Here's the link: http://www.daddysscp.com/product_p/bor3adp.htm
^ But I don't see the slip joint in the pic, so you might want to make sure that one doesn't require welding.
I got the adapter for about $50 from Crucial Racing. I think they got it from Daddysscp.com for a discount and forwarded it to me.
Here's the link: http://www.daddysscp.com/product_p/bor3adp.htm
^ But I don't see the slip joint in the pic, so you might want to make sure that one doesn't require welding.
Last edited by Cody8675309; 03-19-2010 at 11:40 AM.