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Were Did You Buy Your Corsa Sport Exaust?

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As the title says were did you get you Corsa Sport? I'm searching a ton and can't find a good deal... Help me out!! :rolleyes:

 

check truckcustomizers, AutoAnything, partgeek...

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As the title says were did you get you Corsa Sport? I'm searching a ton and can't find a good deal... Help me out!! :dunno:

 

You might try contacting the folks at LM Perfromance... LM Performance Website . They had the best price when I was looking. However, I didn't see one listed for your '09. But again, I think if you call them they might be able to help. Good luck!

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As the title says were did you get you Corsa Sport? I'm searching a ton and can't find a good deal... Help me out!! :dunno:

 

 

auto anything is where I bought mine got a 15% off deal right now check out their website

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I got mine from LMPerformance for my 09. They had the best price by far. I asked their tech department which part number to order via email, and they told me right away (figured it would put the responsiblity on them if there was a screwup!). Unfortunetly, I no longer have the info on the part number, but it did fit just fine and I love the system!

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As the title says were did you get you Corsa Sport? I'm searching a ton and can't find a good deal... Help me out!! :dunno:

 

 

auto anything is where I bought mine got a 15% off deal right now check out their website

 

 

 

AutoAnything had the best price that I found.

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Thanks for all the replies. I am going to be biting the bullet this week! thanks alot guys. This is why i love this site!

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Summit racing has corsa sport on 14259 for $845.95. No tax if you live outside Ohio and shipping is only $17. This kit only fits 07-08 trucks though.

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