Borla Exhaust Touring Cat-Back, split rear exit

Fits 2011-2014 3.5L EcoBoost

Borla Exhaust Touring Cat-Back, split rear exit for 2011-2014 Ford F-150 (3.5L EB)

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gain
4-18 hp / 5-18 tq
estimate, based on similar parts' claims
price
$1,549.99
at Borla Direct
about its usual price

Price tracked 13 times since Jul 12, 2026 across the stores we check daily: low $1,464.99, high $1,640.99, currently $1,549.99.

low $1,464.99 · high $1,640.99 since Jul 12, 2026, across the stores we check daily
install
2/5 difficulty · n/a
fitment

Cab: SuperCab, SuperCrew only

Fits: SuperCrew + Short Bed, SuperCab + Standard Bed

where to buy · 2 retailers tracked

  • CARiDchecked Sep 16 · out of stock$1,464.99view
  • Borla Directchecked Sep 28$1,549.99view

A cat-back exhaust replaces the piping and muffler from the catalytic converter back. Split rear exit means dual pipes exit the back on opposite sides of the bumper rather than centered together.

why this one — Borla's quiet Touring tone in a split rear-exit layout built for first-gen (2011-2014) trucks.

where the number comes from

No manufacturer or independent dyno figure found for this specific product. Cat-backs on turbo trucks with a downpipe/tune doing the real work typically carry no standalone gain claim; sound/tone is the primary value prop.

how we estimated it

Estimated from comparable claims: MBRP ~+5 whp; Corsa +12; Flowmaster 11; Flowmaster 18

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