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Borla XR-1 Low Profile Multicore 2.5IN Outlet/Inlet / 4IN x 16IN / 21IN OAL Round Muffler
$265.99
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$265.99
$265.99
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Borla
- SKU
- BOR401382
- Shipping weight
- 7.6 lb
XR-1(r) Multi-Core Racing Muffler. 2.5" Center Inlet/ 2.5" Center Outlet 4" Round x 16" Long Body 21" Overall Length. Compact 4" diameter muffler body is perfect for applications with limited space and can be used on a wide range of vehicles. This muffler is sometimes referred to as a 'Hot Rod' muffler. It features BORLA(r)'S patented Multi-Core 3 tube design for maximum flow, horsepower, and torque. The Multi-Core portion of XR-1(r) mufflers flows better than straight tubing. Recommend for high horsepower applications. Reversible design for installation flexibility. T-304 Stainless steel for superior corrosion resistance. Natural mill finish can be brushed or polished prior to installation. 100% welded construction for strength. High-temperature continuous-filament fiber (CRF) acoustic material for sound control. Best of all, it's made in the USA. Just what you’d expect from the world’s most experienced (and most winning) exhaust brand.
- Can be used on a wide range of vehicles. Sometimes referred to as a 'Hot Rod' muffler.
- 2.5" Center Inlet/ 2.5" Center Outlet 4" Round x 16" Long Body 21" Overall Length
- Compact 4" diameter muffler body is perfect for applications with limited space
- Universal muffler. Reversible design.
- Multi-Core 3 tube internal design
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