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I ordered the Corsa Performance Exhaust from AutoAnything $1,431.49 w/ tax. They gave a slight military discount. I went with Corsa because my next door neighbor has it on his new RAM and it sounds awesome. The local Meineke said they would install it for $90. I'll post a video once I get it installed.

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24 minutes ago, cbacarisse said:

I ordered the Corsa Performance Exhaust from AutoAnything $1,431.49 w/ tax. They gave a slight military discount. I went with Corsa because my next door neighbor has it on his new RAM and it sounds awesome. The local Meineke said they would install it for $90. I'll post a video once I get it installed.

That's great. Looking forward to hearing how it sounds.

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I have had Corsa on a 15 Tahoe, 16 Z06, 17 Tahoe, 18 Silverado and an 18 Tahoe.  I love them!  I just bought a 20 Sierra and will be putting one on that as well.  (I was a Finance Director for a car dealership that's why I've had so many GM vehicles)

 

You'll be so happy about the awesome sound during acceleration and the lack of sound in cab at cruising speeds!

 

This is a clip of my 15 Tahoe I happened to put on YouTube

 

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Hook124 New Member

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I have installed Corsa in the last five trucks I have owned. I will be installing Corsa again on my 2019 AT4 6.2 soon and it will be the sixth truck with Corsa. 

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It was a toss up between Corsa and Borla for me.  I went with the Borla.  Interested to see what you think of the Corsa on yours.  

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Nice. I have one on order as well. Have had Corsa and Borla in the past and prefer the Corsa sound. Have it on my GTO too but with headers so sounds way different


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I had the Corsa exhaust installed today, Meineke $165, and it sounds amazing. I drove around a while with no drone or helicopter sound. It's raining today, but I'll put up a video when the weather is better.

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I had a corsa on my last ram, probably the best and more unique sounding exhausts out there.  My only complaint is how quiet they are in the cab, I removed it because it sounded stock unless you were on the gas hard.

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I had a corsa on my last ram, probably the best and more unique sounding exhausts out there.  My only complaint is how quiet they are in the cab, I removed it because it sounded stock unless you were on the gas hard.

I had it on my F150 Harley. Sounded way better than stock but was for sure quieter in the cab





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It’s pretty loud outside the cab. With these luxury cabs so insulated now, the exhaust has to be pretty loud to hear it inside.


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3 hours ago, 19AT4 said:

I had a corsa on my last ram, probably the best and more unique sounding exhausts out there.  My only complaint is how quiet they are in the cab, I removed it because it sounded stock unless you were on the gas hard.

That is a good thing, no? Loud outside, quiet in the cab. 

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Don't forget to get the original exhaust back, as you could probably sell it for some money as well...

I thought of that as I was driving away. I really didn’t want to deal with it.


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