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Corsa performance exhaust 6.2 fit on 5.3?

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Frankielozano214 Senior Enthusiast

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So I got a deal on a corsa performance exhaust but it’s for 6.2 off 2016 Silverado..... I have a 2014 Silverado with a 5.3 would it work? I have a small exhaust leak (missing the donut where the y-pipe and manifolds meet at) so I figured I’d just swap the whole exhaust with something better wonder if this would help it or hurt? Also thinking of changing the intake to the 6.2 I think I’ve seen couple people do that on here... 

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It should fit Frankie the muffler clamps are the same size for the 6.2 and 5.3 

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I just bought a new one cause my Corsa is on back order so when the time comes I won’t worry about using the original one 

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Frankielozano214 Senior Enthusiast

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Well I mean will this bolt up straight to my current 5.3 Y-pipe? Is this flex pipe bigger then the one that’s on my truck currently? This is off a 6.2 exhaust 
 

I know all the hangers are on the same place so those will fit perfectly. 

 

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About to go take a picture of my factory setup, thanks hope it’s good got this for a really good deal don’t wana sell it if I can use it0781D106-4A8A-4412-87FF-AB3ACAD0E4C1.thumb.jpeg.f46b4e48b259433194280007fb4dd61f.jpeg

 

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Yeah I looked it up before I bought price was like 1400/1500$ 
 

posted pictures of the current stock setup looks pretty old and thin

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The 6.2 clamps is larger than the 5.3 clamp. The ball flange dealio on the cat-back is larger on the 6.2's because the overall exhaust size is larger on a factory 6.2.

 

But what I don't is if the corsa system used the same size clamp as the 5.3's.

 

Having worked in a parts store, I always have to send people to the dealership to get the 6.2 clamp because our computer system says the 5.3/6.2 clamps are the same size but with a tape measure they are clearly not the same.

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9 minutes ago, CamGTP said:

The 6.2 clamps is larger than the 5.3 clamp. The ball flange dealio on the cat-back is larger on the 6.2's because the overall exhaust size is larger on a factory 6.2.

 

But what I don't is if the corsa system used the same size clamp as the 5.3's.

 

Having worked in a parts store, I always have to send people to the dealership to get the 6.2 clamp because our computer system says the 5.3/6.2 clamps are the same size but with a tape measure they are clearly not the same.

Might just let the muffler shop install it, I looked up both the 6.2 (3.5in) and 5.3 (3.0in) Corsa Performance Exhaust and it’s about .5in difference so I’m wondering if the shop can make something work

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Any exhaust shop could just chop your flex joint with flange and weld it straight to the corsa system if they had too.

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More air out mean more horsepower right? I needa buy a cold air intake still
Save your money for gas .
I see a lot of your pics are at the pumps[emoji2957][emoji2957][emoji2957][emoji40]

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Your truck looks killer Frankie [emoji106][emoji106][emoji106][emoji106][emoji40]

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