Borla Exhaust ATAK Mid-Section Exhaust (Raptor)

Fits 2021-2026 Raptor

Borla Exhaust ATAK Mid-Section Exhaust (Raptor) for 2021-2026 Ford F-150 (Raptor)

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gain
5-15 hp / 5-20 tq
estimate, based on similar parts' claims
price
$2,498.99
at Borla Direct
about its usual price

Price tracked 13 times since Jul 26, 2026 across the stores we check daily: low $2,498.99, high $2,498.99, currently $2,498.99.

low $2,498.99 · high $2,498.99 since Jul 26, 2026, across the stores we check daily
install
3/5 difficulty · n/a

where to buy · 2 retailers tracked

  • Borla Directbest pricechecked Oct 4$2,498.99view
  • RealTruckchecked Sep 29$2,498.99view

A mid-section exhaust replaces the piping between the downpipe and the factory muffler/tips only, leaving the factory rear muffler and tips in place, so it's a more limited sound change than a full cat-back.

why this one — This applies Borla's aggressive ATAK tuning to just the Raptor's mid-section, letting you get ATAK's loud tone while keeping the factory Raptor muffler and tips.

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; Gibson Performance Exhaust 10-15; Injen Technology up to 12

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