Description
Elevate your Mazda Miata's driving experience with the Borla 90-97 Mazda Miata Catback Exhaust (BOR14411). This meticulously designed exhaust system is engineered to deliver performance gains that go beyond the ordinary.
Featuring a gleaming 2.5" polished T-304 stainless steel tip, the BORLA® Cat-Back™ & Axle-Back exhaust systems are equipped with patented straight-through and multi-core technology. This innovation unlocks hidden horsepower within your Miata, adding not just power, but also a thrilling driving excitement that's sure to enhance your every journey.
One of the cornerstones of this exhaust system's prowess is its increased exhaust velocity. This heightened flow contributes to improved power delivery, heightened driving pleasure, and even enhanced fuel economy. However, the benefits don't stop at performance alone. The unmistakable BORLA® Sound of Power resonates from this exhaust, a melodious note that's revered by motoring enthusiasts across the globe.
Crafted from premium T-304 austenitic stainless steel, the BOR14411 exhaust system stands apart from lesser counterparts crafted from T-400 series materials like 409. The use of T-304 stainless steel ensures not only superior performance but also exceptional durability, making this investment in your Mazda Miata's future an enduring one.
The fabrication of the system employs ultra-smooth mandrel bends, optimizing exhaust flow to harness every ounce of power potential. Precision computer numerical control (CNC) manufacturing guarantees a seamless fit, ensuring that the exhaust integrates flawlessly with your Mazda Miata's existing setup.
As a testament to their commitment to excellence, BORLA® backs every system with a Million-Mile Warranty. This level of confidence speaks to the quality and reliability that comes with a brand that boasts unparalleled experience in the exhaust industry. When you choose the Borla 90-97 Mazda Miata Catback Exhaust (BOR14411), you're not just investing in performance; you're investing in a legacy of excellence.
