I had the banks and liked it quite a bit. Would have liked it better if I had pulled the rearmost cat off. I'm thinking of getting a flowmaster or thrush and getting the rear cat out of there. I have a Borla touring with the cat right now and its pretty quiet.
X2Im a big fan of how the banks monster muffler sounds on a TJ with no cats. Loud exhaust isnt for everyone. Some people cringe when a loud harley goes by, I Cant help but smile when I hear a loud exhaust.
Run it.Can you describe the sound of the Borla? Is it "pretty quiet" in a good way or bad way, or do you mean it doesn't sound much different than stock?
I have a Borla Cat Back system I got for Christmas a few years ago still in the box for my Jeep. I don't know if I want to install it or sell it.
Can you describe the sound of the Borla? Is it "pretty quiet" in a good way or bad way, or do you mean it doesn't sound much different than stock?
I have a Borla Cat Back system I got for Christmas a few years ago still in the box for my Jeep. I don't know if I want to install it or sell it.
Run it.
This will sound better when the engine is actually under load.
That’s lame. They don’t make anything the way they used to.That is not the same borla exhaust they sell today. They only make one as far as I know, which is the touring exhaust I have. It sounds absolutely nothing like that video. The old ones were louder than the one I have.
That’s lame. They don’t make anything the way they used to.
You are comparing 4 cylinder exhaust notes to 6 cylinder exhaust notes. Not even close to the same. While your examples may share the inline design, they do not share the same amount of cylinders and pistons.The engine configuration is the main factor as to how exhaust sounds. Think of any inline engine and see if you like the sound: Honda Civic, Jeep 4.0, SeaDoo.
V engines sound a certain way: Harley, any V8, etc etc
I personally don't want to amplify the SeaDoo sound of my 4.0L..
Some of the commenters here are saying they want to be able to hear their engine to know how high it's revving. My TJ has an automatic, so that isn't important to me to know when to shift. That might be different if it had a stick.Just my own .02 I always thought anything, ( JEEPS INCLUDED ) with loud exhaust / muffler that wasn't a muscle car or race car was a joke !! Usually the only vehicles that sound throaty & nice without sounding like shyt typically a 4 or 6cyl weed whacker buzzing or farting out the unburnt fuel down the road are BIG V- 8's. Everyone knows it can't get out of its own way, so why make it sound like it can ?
So my question is ....... WHY ???
I agree, cylinder count on inlines changes the sound. Twins, triples, i4, i6. I'd like to hear open exhaust on one of the i5s Volvo did or does use...You are comparing 4 cylinder exhaust notes to 6 cylinder exhaust notes. Not even close to the same. While your examples may share the inline design, they do not share the same amount of cylinders and pistons.
You can not honestly say an inline 4 cylinder and an inline 6 sound the same. If you were right, in that inlines sound the same, does an inline 4 cylinder sound like an inline 8 cylinder?
I think inline 6 engines sound amazing. The 4.0L from Jeep, the RB26 from Nissan, the 2JZ from Toyota, they all sound great IMO.