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    I was wondering if anyone know anyone who has put the Borla kit for the F-body on a truck. It seem that you could mount the muffler where the sparetire goes, and you could take the disk out of the passenger pipe. I was just wondering if any of you had attempted this. It sounds good on the T/A's and Z28's.
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    i was thinking same thing. instead im planning on integrating two borlas in my new exhaust system. Just a thought, as your going to pay dearly for that borla cat-back seeming it has the word "F-Body" on it.

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    call me crazy....but isnt the routing totally different?
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    Well the main part to get is just the muffler and tips. The muffler could mount in place of the spare tire. The only benifit i guess is you can run the passenger exhaust pipe with the disk out to give it a good sound.
    99 Pewter SCSB
    DJM 4/6 drop, Hotchkis front/reat swaybars,Hypertech power programer, milled & built heads, Accel wires, distributer,coil, Mass Air Flow Sensor(mti motor sports, Granatelli),Dynomax UltraFlow Stainless, 17x8.5 Eagle Alloys, Escalade door handles, Suburban front grille, with clear corners and billet bowtie,Street Scene mirrors, Cowl Hood

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