Borla vs. Flowmaster

[NightHawk]

Try www.carparts.com or www.4wheelparts.com. I think they both have Flowmaster.

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Happy Trails!
'93 XLT
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[4Wheelin]

Would these fit out the back as duals even with the spare tire under there?

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Ryan Kelso
93 Explorer Sport 4x4
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ProComp Prerunner
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Hella 500's
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[dwclark]

I installed a Borla Cat Back system on my 95 sport in half an hour with a couple adjustable wrenches and a friend who was too drunk to say no to helping me. It was too easy. I have a (under bumper) frame hitch and left the spare alone. It all fit perfectly! I love the way it sounds and I feel like it made a performance impact. Looks cool too! I hadn't thought of headers yet...but thanks. My truck has (looks like) 2 Cats in a row! I'm looking to solve that next.

 

[Rob Slade]

How loud is the borla exhaust? How does it compare to the Gibson exhaust? Does anyone have an opinion? I am looking for one that is pretty loud. I love that sound!

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Rob Slade
'95 XLT 4x4
30x9.5 All Terrain KO's
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Taillight Guards
Step-Up Bars
Surco Safari Rack
2 Hella Black Magic's
4 Hella 500's
2 Punch DVC 10's
More to come...

 

[ford5_0]

to answer you ryan, yes you can run dual with the spare tire..i had it done to mine..it is quite a tight fit, but it can be done...guy said it was pretty challanging to do it, so dont be suprised if the guy says it cant be done when you ask him....

 

[mrboyle]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial ">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by FF/EMT-43:
While you're on the subject of ezhaust...is it recomended more often to hollow the cat and get a cat-back exhaust system, or full dual exhast (headers)<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Absolutely DO NOT "hollow" your cat! The engine needs the back pressure from the cat in order for the O2 sensor read properly. On pre OBD-II (pre.'96) the two factory cats can be successfully replaced with a single aftermarket high flow cat (I use Flo-Tech). This will retain enough backpressure for the O2 sensor, while improving power significantly. This is not an option on the later model because of the O2 sensor between the two cats. It is not wise to use "shade tree" modifications when dealing with computer controlled cars. You might get away with it sometimes, but the negative results can be far more expensive repair than it would have cost to do it right the first time.


[This message has been edited by mrboyle (edited 03-23-2000).]