Objective:

Dyno Comparison -- Stock Exhaust vs. Borla #14555 Adjustable Cat-Back Exhaust

Dyno graph of the Borla with the closed plate vs. the smallest plate (1.5in) vs. no plate.

Here, the dyno shows a 1.3 horsepower and 1.3 ft/lbs torque difference between the closed plate and no plate. Also, the dyno shows a .6 horsepower but -.4 ft/lbs torque difference between the closed plate and the smallest (1.5") plate. Check out the Dynojet Race Routine between these three plates.

Dyno graph of the Borla with the medium (1.75in) plate vs. the largest plate (2.25in) vs. the large ring (2.75in).

Here, the dyno shows a 1.5 horsepower and 1.4 ft/lbs torque difference between the largest (2.25") plate and the large ring (2.75"). Also, the dyno shows a 2 horsepower and 1.1 ft/lbs torque difference between the medium (1.75") plate and the large (2.75") ring. Check out the Dynojet Race Routine between these three plates.

Dyno graph of the stock exhaust vs. the Borla with the medium (1.75in) plate.

Here, the dyno shows a 10.4 horsepower and 7.4 ft/lbs torque difference between the medium (1.75") plate and the stock exhaust. The average gain was 4.1 horsepower and 5.4 ft/lbs torque. Check out the Dynojet Race Routine between the stock vehicle, the stock exhaust and the Borla exhaust.

Check out Dyno runs and the corresponding race routine of the the stock system vs. each of the different plates.


Subjective:

This is by far the most noticeable mod I have done. Not only was there a good power increase (the best I have seen yet), but the sound is AWESOME! If you have one of these cars and don't have the exhaust, do it now. It gives the car a much more throaty, I mean business sound. The adjustability is super too, from quiet to obnoxiously loud, and tuneable for power given mods on the car.

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