Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post - First Borla Cat-Back Install on a 370Z

Mr_Z · 01-29-2010, 11:57 AM

Thanks DannyGT for your inputs...

I am not 100% sure that it's some type of rasp because if I recall correctly, we where even able to pin point it to the left side and precisely in what area...we did manage to reduce it by making some adjustment in the junction area as well...

But like you said, I don't think that welding is a good solution. What I plan to do is to lift the car again next spring and remove the clamp. Then wrap a metal tape in the function before putting back the clamp again. If that solves it then I will know that it was a leak. If not, then I will let you know that you where right on!

By now, I am sure that others have Borla on their 370z... Maybe they could tell us if they experience the same thing?

Thanks..

01-29-2010, 11:57 AM	#26 (permalink)
Mr_Z Base Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: Montreal Posts: 67 Drives: 2009 370Z PG-M6 Rep Power: 15	Thanks DannyGT for your inputs... I am not 100% sure that it's some type of rasp because if I recall correctly, we where even able to pin point it to the left side and precisely in what area...we did manage to reduce it by making some adjustment in the junction area as well... But like you said, I don't think that welding is a good solution. What I plan to do is to lift the car again next spring and remove the clamp. Then wrap a metal tape in the function before putting back the clamp again. If that solves it then I will know that it was a leak. If not, then I will let you know that you where right on! By now, I am sure that others have Borla on their 370z... Maybe they could tell us if they experience the same thing? Thanks.. __________________ 2005 350Z 35th - SilverStone 2009 370Z Touring/Sport - Platinum Grey