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Hi Guys,

 

I'm planning on purchasing a Corsa exhaust for my truck ( Corsa PN: 14866 or 14866BLK) but I'm having a hard time trying to decide between the chrome tips or black chrome tips. If anyone has any pictures of these exhaust tips on their truck that they could share so I can get a idea of difference. I've tried searching for good pictures of either of them and have been unsuccessful. If they are on a summit white would be best. :thumbs:

 

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Here is the black Corsa tip. Best pictures I have of it.

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Hi Guys,
 
I'm planning on purchasing a Corsa exhaust for my truck ( Corsa PN: 14866 or 14866BLK) but I'm having a hard time trying to decide between the chrome tips or black chrome tips. If anyone has any pictures of these exhaust tips on their truck that they could share so I can get a idea of difference. I've tried searching for good pictures of either of them and have been unsuccessful. If they are on a summit white would be best. :thumbs:
 
Thanks


I’ve got chrome and live in the northeast on a dirt road. Their pretty beat up after 1 year. Going to need a polish this spring.


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Not a fan personally but it does look great. Also , I am seeing those falken atw3s a lot more these days. I love mine


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17 hours ago, Gorske said:

Here is the black Corsa tip. Best pictures I have of it.

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How do you like the look of the black chrome overall? Does it tend to show more scratches? I'm kinda leaning from the black chrome since on my last truck I had chrome tips from corsa. Thanks for the pics also.

 

9 hours ago, Bushleaguechew said:

 


I’ve got chrome and live in the northeast on a dirt road. Their pretty beat up after 1 year. Going to need a polish this spring.


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Yeah, I had the chrome tips before on my old truck and the forward tip closest to the tire had to be cleaned up more often.

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3 hours ago, jrotz21 said:

How do you like the look of the black chrome overall? Does it tend to show more scratches? I'm kinda leaning from the black chrome since on my last truck I had chrome tips from corsa. Thanks for the pics also.

It's a different type of finish versus other black tips on the market. It seems like there is a clear coating over the top to protect the black finish. If that makes sense. After a winter of being behind the back tire that actually held up really well.

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2 hours ago, Gorske said:

It's a different type of finish versus other black tips on the market. It seems like there is a clear coating over the top to protect the black finish. If that makes sense. After a winter of being behind the back tire that actually held up really well.

Yeah I get what your saying. I think I'm gonna go with the black tips. I had chrome before and want to try something different. Thanks for your input and info.

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