Tahoe 2024 GM Exhaust Upgrade

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Hi folks - recently got a Tahoe RST 2024 with the Sports Performance Package, so already have the dual-exit exhaust.

I've been looking for a slightly gruntier sound but mostly when WOT. We do go on road trips often so I don't want something too loud while cruising.

Chevrolet have 2 different exhaust upgrades:

1/ 6.2L Cat-Back Dual-Rear Exit Through-the-Bumper Exhaust Upgrade System with Quad Chrome Tips (for Short Wheelbase Models) by Borla®. Part number: 19433760.

2/ 6.2L Cat-Back Dual-Exit Exhaust Upgrade System. Part number: 84888291

I've seen a lot of different statements around on whether:
1/ The 2nd one is also made from Borla
2/ Whether the 1st one is a Touring, S-Type or somewhere in between
3/ How loud is the 2nd from stock and if it's worth the upgrade

Would love some first-hand insights from anyone who have any of these or tried both! Thanks!
 
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This was clarified in on of the many threads about the 6.2 performance exhaust conversations.
Do you have it yet? I thought the 2024+ with the 6.2 all came with the dual mode exhaust.
 
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Yeah I've seen conflicting info so wanted to get clear answers.

Yes the 2024 comes with dual mode exhaust, are you saying that's the same as 84888291?
 
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No, it’s totally different. Dual mode will have a valve when you change in and out of sport mode. Yours should be considerably louder when in sport if you have it.

If you have that I would not expect any of the OEM aftermarket options to sound louder or perform better.

If yours does not change then they may sound a bit better but nothing OEM will be too loud.
 
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iamlegion said:
This was clarified in on of the many threads about the 6.2 performance exhaust conversations.
Do you have it yet? I thought the 2024+ with the 6.2 all came with the dual mode exhaust.
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I bought a 2024 Tahoe 6.2 RST and after digging into RPO codes and calling the Chevy customer line, I found that contrary to reports that came out in 2023 that all 6.2s would get active exhaust for 2024, that ended up not being the case unfortunately.

I do like the stock 6.2 dual-exit quad-tip exhaust sound, but wish it was a little more aggressive under throttle. I'm also considering upgrading to the GMPP exhaust.

Btw, active exhaust would have the RPO code of NPP if it was equipped. When building trucks on the Chevy website you can option clearly labeled "active exhaust" for the Silverado, but that option is not available for the Tahoes. I don't know yet if early 2024 6.2 Tahoes got active exhaust and then Chevy stopped offering it, or if Chevy changed their mind before that and no 2024 6.2 Tahoes got the active exhaust.
 
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I would be shocked if any of the 24 Tahoes/Yukons/Escalades have dual mode exhaust. I have a 24 Yukon AT4 XL and the only thing I believe sport mode does is hold the gears on shifts longer.
 
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darrensc said:
Hi folks - recently got a Tahoe RST 2024 with the Sports Performance Package, so already have the dual-exit exhaust.

I've been looking for a slightly gruntier sound but mostly when WOT. We do go on road trips often so I don't want something too loud while cruising.

Chevrolet have 2 different exhaust upgrades:

1/ 6.2L Cat-Back Dual-Rear Exit Through-the-Bumper Exhaust Upgrade System with Quad Chrome Tips (for Short Wheelbase Models) by Borla®. Part number: 19433760.

2/ 6.2L Cat-Back Dual-Exit Exhaust Upgrade System. Part number: 84888291

I've seen a lot of different statements around on whether:
1/ The 2nd one is also made from Borla
2/ Whether the 1st one is a Touring, S-Type or somewhere in between
3/ How loud is the 2nd from stock and if it's worth the upgrade

Would love some first-hand insights from anyone who have any of these or tried both! Thanks!
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Checkout the Corsa I love mine
 
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TrueAt1stLight said:
I would be shocked if any of the 24 Tahoes/Yukons/Escalades have dual mode exhaust. I have a 24 Yukon AT4 XL and the only thing I believe sport mode does is hold the gears on shifts longer.
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I agree on the dual exhaust mode. I do not know for a fact, but I bet the Escalade V has dual mode exhaust, if not more. It would tie back in to sport, street, track, eco drive options.
 
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I have a 2024 Tahoe HC - 12/23 build date. It does not have the NPP active exhaust.
 
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2nd for Corsa. Just installed the cat back and air intake. Perfect sound inside the cabin when cruising. Wife doesn’t mind. Only “complaint” would be the aggressive cold starts.
 
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