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(approx) 1 Hour
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Borla Universal Hydroformed SwitchFire X-Pipe with Notches (Universal; Some Adaptation May Be Required)
Item CV34327
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Product Information
Features, Description, Reviews, Q&A, Specs & Installation
Features & Specs
- Universal Hydroformed SwitchFire X-Pipe
- 3-Inch Inside Diameter Inlet
- 3-Inch Outside Diameter Outlets
- With Notches
| Brand | Borla |
| Exhaust Pipe Type | X-Pipe |
| Exhaust Pipe Material | Stainless Steel |
| Fits Long Tube Headers | N/A |
Description
Performance Exhaust Upgrade. The Borla Universal Hydroformed SwitchFire X-Pipe with Notches enhances exhaust flow by blending combustion pulses from both sides of the engine. This reduces turbulence for improved power output and delivers a more aggressive exhaust tone, making it an effective upgrade for sound and performance.
Construction and Appearance. Crafted through precision hydroforming, this X-pipe features durable construction designed to withstand high-performance demands. It has a clean, professional finish to integrate seamlessly into existing exhaust systems.
Installation. Installation typically requires cutting and modification to the original exhaust system for proper fitment. No drilling is usually necessary, though some mechanical skill is recommended to ensure a secure and correct installation.
Application. Engineered as a universal fit option that may require adaptation and tuning to fit various vehicles properly.
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- (1) X-Pipe
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