solid

I have a completely stock 95 Z28 and was thinking of putting on a Borla, should I also install a higher flowing air filter such as a K&N, also is the Borla a bolt on system or a welded one and would I need to make any modifications, and is this system 50 state legal, I don't want any problems going through inspection,and will my gas mileage increase as well as performance, and to get a nice deep mellow tone should I have the smallest plate installed(I assume this is the most restrictive plate).

SilverZ28R6

this was my first mod as well. if your going to get a k&n air filter i would go and get CAI instead. this system is a bolt on from the cat. i passed with my borla and CAI better than stock. i also seen better gas mileage and performance. i say go get one!!

PoorMan

I have one 4-Sale. It's for a single cat. Pics in sig. Asking 450
Only a couple of years old.

Jeff D.

Z95m6

Borla is awesome. It is a bolt on system. Also go with a CAI instead of wasting 40 bucks on a K&N air filter.

solid

Can you recommend a CAI?

chevy94c

Get the borla and also get a CAI. It would be a good start for mods.

Z95m6

These are the rules on a CAI. Get whichever one's cheapest except the G2 its junk, or make your own.

ThotYouKnew

ahh...go with the loudmouth...i picked mine up used for $100....or i guess you can go with the borla...it has a million mile warranty on it...i dont know if they honor it once it leaves the original owner tho...

Zack

borla with open plate/no passenger side tailpipe=

InjectedSS

borla is a waste of money who the hell would pay $600 for an exhaust oh my fault i forgot some of you guy's actually do...

BORLA = FANCY CUTOUT cause everyone always seems to run it straight out the back neways...

get a loudmouth.. even better yet, go get a custom 3" straight pipe setup with some way nice tips for like $70 and call it good

AsianSensation

Borla catback and Moroso CAI here. Love the shock valve the Borla gives around my area. Most if not all have either Flowmaster or Loudmouth which is boring.

terlox

You're going to lose some torque with the open plates. I just installed my hooker catback a few days ago. I forgot to put the muffler on and ended up running it like that for a day or so.

It sounded very very pissed off and deep at idle. The drawbacks are it sounds uneven and choppy any higher in the rpm range. It pops on downshifts and gives a pretty good vibration in the floor of the car.

All this is good fun until you realize how little torque you have. I seriously felt like I was driving a Civic. So I bolted up the muffler/tips yesterday and I got my car back. Gobs of low end torque with a tuned mellow growl.

Basically what I'm trying to get across is that you need the backpressure the muffler produces. Without it you're driving a civic. Plus borla is an overpriced collection of piping and crappy looking tips.

My 97 Z28

Magnaflow and K&N CAI here. Lovin it. If you decide to go with Magnaflow, it has a deep tone which it sounds like you are looking for. Buy it from www.bigexhaust.com cheapest I have found for the magnaflow system on the net, and its all stainless. I paid $298.00.