What did you do to your NNBS GMT900 Tahoe/Yukon Today?

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DesertRat

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The area that’s important is weak on all the aftermarket ones. If it breaks quickly you’ll know. Unfortunately all the aftermarket ones do. There’s a reason they’re 1/3 the price of OEM.

Got them through 1A Auto so if that happens I'll find out how they handle their lifetime warranty.
 
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didn't know the hypertech would unlock my parked rev limiter so never heard what the Borla really sounds like until now
Do you have cats and headers? I have 2 brand new Borlas. Been debating on what to do with them. I have LTs and no cats.
 

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Do you have cats and headers? I have 2 brand new Borlas. Been debating on what to do with them. I have LTs and no cats.
no headers, that is just a k&n blackhawk, ls7 90mm throttle body, 2 magnaflow cats, the factory pipe is 3.5" on the L94, 3.5" in/out straight thru borla xr1 and no rear resonator
the borla is somewhat quiet if you are just cruising highway speed
 
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Filled up with E85. Mobil station near me is $1.65 gallon. Took 24 gallons. My alcohol content went from 62% before filling to 73%

Then washed it.

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Got them through 1A Auto so if that happens I'll find out how they handle their lifetime warranty.
Same here. For 1/3 the price, I thought I'd try one. My OEM one failed in an unusual way, not the typical failed inserts. So replacement was the only option. I was pleased to see the aftermarket one had more material in the area where mine broke. It's been in service for a year without issue so far. As far as I'm concerned, they all break too easily. But unless someone comes up with a billet replacement, they're all the same.
 

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