Flowmaster exhaust?

[Slammed]

Anyone have this:
https://www.holley.com/products/exhaust/exhaust_systems/flowmaster/flowfx/parts/717967

Been looking at exhaust for over a year and have narrowed it down to this or the Borla touring climber. Just can’t find anyone that has either with a video that shows how loud it is on start and normal driving. Just want the rear suitcas muffler gone. Not for clearance,but just can’t stand the site of the muffler on the back.

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[Philly_]

A lot of forum members have the Borla Touring Climber exhaust, and from what I've gathered, it's the best if you want to keep things quiet. I would have one on my Jeep if it would fit.

I have even gone through the effort to verify with Borla over the phone and over email that it won't work with my two door 2.0L due to lack of clearance with the transfer case, and even the S-type won't work (it's a smaller muffler) because I have the full-time transfer case.

There are a few videos floating around youtube of both exhausts, and I don't think the FlowMaster sounds all that great, but their video's sound quality was also lacking overall.



Here's a video of the Borla Touring Climber that has the startup at 5:27:
EDIT: Corrected the video.



Due to my own limited options based on my Jeep's configuration, I think MBRP is my best bet for a high clearance exhaust that doesn't sound completely heinous. I may also go to a muffler shop and see if I can get something custom made to keep it as quiet as possible.

 

[Slammed]

I agree the Flowmaster video is not too good and I think the Borla one is the s type. At least that’s what he says at beginning of video

 

[Philly_]

I agree the Flowmaster video is not too good and I think the Borla one is the s type. At least that’s what he says at beginning of video

You're right! I've just updated my original post with a video of the Touring exhaust.

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