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Borla 05-08 Scion tC Rear Muffler
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Tech Specs
- Brand
- Borla
- SKU
- BOR11743
- Manufacturer part number
- 11743
- Category
- Exhaust- Mufflers & Tips › Axle Back
- Shipping weight
- 25.8 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
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Borla Performance Industries has a grand heritage with Jeep exhaust Cat-backs and Headers. The performance is legendary and the durability just what these recreation vehicles need. If you are into getting out in the back-country, these new Jeeps are the ticket. If you live in country where the elements include severe weather, this could be your everyday driver. BORLA has introduced a pair of impressive exhaust rear sections for both the 4-door and 2-door 2007-08 Wranglers. The rear-sections connect to the factory mid-pipe. Choose from the split rear dual system (PN11755) or the single exit (PN11754). Both systems increase power, decrease weight, include handsome polished stainless steel BORLA tips and add durability to the adventurous Jeep Wrangler. Couple all this with the great BORLA sound of power, and you just want to jump in and go for a Jeep ride. BORLA, the original pioneers of high quality, austenitic stainless steel (superior to 409 or aluminized steel) free-flow exhaust utilizes patented award and race winning technology to deliver quality, sound, performance gains and enhanced fuel economy -- all with an easy bolt-on installation. And backed by an unsurpassed written million-mile warranty.
| Year | Make | Model | Submodel |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2005-2010 | Scion | tC | Base |
| 2007-2008 | Scion | tC | Spec |
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