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Default World-class exhaust systems from Borla for the latest gen Mustang at CARiD.com

Choosing a performance exhaust which ticks all the boxes for you, is always a challenging task. Borla company has recently developed 2 premium quality bolt-on Exhaust System applications for the latest generation 2018 Ford Mustang which are made to surpass the expectations of even the avid racers. Engineered, tested, and tuned in the USA with the specifications of your pony car in mind 2018 Borla exhaust systems will do a lot about increasing the power output of your engine and providing you with a deep aggressive growl and improved sound quality. The installations process is straight-forward. These systems require no welding or cutting during the installation.

Specifications:
Exhaust Tubing Material: Stainless Steel;
Exit Location: Quad Rear;
Exhaust System Sound: Aggressive / Loud;
Tip Quantity: 4;
Tip Outlet Diameter: 4";
Tip Shape: Round;


More information on S-Type™ Stainless Steel Exhaust System with Quad Rear Exit by Borla can be found at CARiD






Specifications:
Exhaust System Type: Cat-Back;
Exhaust Tubing Material: Stainless Steel;
Exit Location: Quad Rear;;
Main Tubing Diameter: 3";
Exhaust System Sound: Aggressive / Loud;
Tip Quantity: 4;
Tip Outlet Diameter: 4"
Tip Shape: Round;


Head over on our website to check out ATAK™ Stainless Steel Cat-Back Exhaust System with Quad Rear Exit by Borla







Increase the overall sound level and get the most horsepower possible with custom tuned BORLA exhaust systems.

 
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