Borla 20-23 Chevy Corvette 6.2L V8 AT w/o NPP 3in ATAK Catback Exhaust – Black Chrome Tips Borla

Developing systems for the C8 Corvette presented BORLA(r) engineers with unique challenges, but our team was up to the challenge. Great care was taken to ensure the integrity and function of the system as well as the vehicle itself. Part number 140841BC includes AFM valves but does NOT include NPP dual mode exhaust valves. It features the ATAK(r) sound level, our most aggressive sound. It provides a more exciting driving experience without any drone. It features our Polyphonic Harmonizer and SwitchFire(tm) technology. BORLA(r)’S Polyphonic Harmonizer Technology utilizes patented units that contain pipes of different diameters and lengths to create multiple exhaust notes that harmonize to deliver a clean, rich, full-bodied sound. Completely eliminating the turbulent center intersection of a standard X-Pipe, BORLA(r)’S patented SwitchFire(tm) design truly blends the combustion pulses from both sides of the engine for improved performance and a custom sound. Strategically placed heat shielding is included to prevent exhaust heat damage and protect your Corvette. It comes with 4″ Black Chrome on T-304 stainless steel tips and is also available with Bright Chrome on T-304 stainless steel tips part number 140841, or Carbon Fiber tips, part number 140841CF. The system is constructed using T-304 stainless steel and is backed by our Million Mile Warranty. System ships in 2 boxes. Note: After installation of the BORLA(r) system, the controllers for the AFM valves in the exhaust system should be re-calibrated according to GM Document ID 5406413. BORLA(r) recommends taking your car to the nearest Chevrolet dealer for exhaust valve recalibration services., System Features:, Cat-Back(tm) Exhaust System, Includes AFM Valves, Does NOT include NPP Valves, ATAK(r) Sound Level, SwitchFire(tm) Technology, Heat Shielding, 4″ Black Chrome On T-304 Stainless Steel Tips, T-304 Stainless Steel Construction, Million Mile Warranty

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