kiedoy

I have a 2012 mustang gt 5.0 convertible I can not decide on the borla s type or the attack
axle back. Will it be too loud when i have the top down if I go with the attack?
Any feed back would be appreciated.

itsmymilkyway

flip a coin, you won't know the latter with which ever you go with. its all good, its all borla. can't go wrong

jurvskin_16

Had this same decision to make a few weeks ago. Its borla, never go wrong with either of the systems. But in the end put the S type with "X" pipe on my 12 GT and LOVE the sound of this system, many many looks as you fly by on the road.

Enochius

I heard the ataks today for the first time in person and they were loud but I wasn't as impressed as I thought I'd be

Chicagoboy1992

I'm considering the s type or the frpp axel backs. Any suggestions.

Newatthis

Have the S type axle backs, and love the sound. Nothing negative about it, quiet enough in the city, but has a nice loud growl when throttling. Looks great too sticking out the back, and fills up nicely.

clowe1965

There are some for sale on craigslist in the Columbia SC area, 599. Not mine, just found them when browsing. Borla is too expensive for my taste. I've never heard them in person, but I can't figure what sound is worth 900 dollars to hear.
http://columbia.craigslist.org/pts/2980547943.html

jpmotorsport

Have the s-types. Couldn't be happier. Thought about just getting roush but the rust issues that popped up around the time I was looking at exhausts made me decide just to step up to the big names.

Two5.0's

I wanted the Borla S-type, but after hearing a video of them on youtube on a 2011 Mustang GT I may of changed my mind. This car just had those on and it was making more popping noises than I wanted (on the Borla site you don't hear it like on this guys car). He even said on his post that he was taking them off because it popped so bad. I wanted Borla's because of the quality and no drone. Now I don't know what I am getting. If I am going to spend nearly $670 bucks I want to be happy! I may go with the flowmaster american thunder after all for a deaper sound. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gMkWvPrsi9U