BORLA(r) proudly presents their exhaust systems for the Jeep Gladiator. This Cat-Back(tm) system is specifically tuned for flow and sound on the Gladiator's 3.6L Pentastar engine. For those looking for an aggressive sound, the ATAK(r) sound level delivers just that. It provides a much louder sound than stock and makes the 3.6L growl. Even with an aggressive sound like the ATAK(r), you can still expect a drone-free system. This single side exit ATAK(r) Cat-Back(tm) system (140813CB) features a black coated T-304 stainless steel tailpipe with dual 3.5" black tips. The T-304 stainless steel construction provides an increase in durability. Choose how you want to be heard and bolt on a BORLA(r). BORLA(r) exhaust systems are covered under our Million-Mile warranty with the following exceptions. BORLA(r) will warranty black coatings, tip finishes, and carbon fiber parts for one year.
- Tail pipe and tip are coated black with high temperature finish
- Along with the distinctive Borla "Sound of Power" recognized by motoring enthusiasts everywhere, upgrading your ride with a Borla exhaust gives you a boost in power and torque, improved fuel economy, longer engine life and refined motorsport styling. But most of all, Borla gives you the intoxicating rush that comes with every squeeze of the throttle, the thrill of raging power with every shift, and a heart-pounding soundtrack to match. More than anything else, we understand that we build far more than exhaust systems. We build excitement.
- Along with the distinctive Borla "Sound of Power" recognized by motoring enthusiasts everywhere, upgrading your ride with a Borla exhaust gives you a boost in power and torque, improved fuel economy, longer engine life and refined motorsport styling. But most of all, Borla gives you the intoxicating rush that comes with every squeeze of the throttle, the thrill of raging power with every shift, and a heart-pounding soundtrack to match. More than anything else, we understand that we build far more than exhaust systems. We build excitement.
