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fxsts02

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Looking to see if anyone here has installed a GM performance parts exhaust on their truck and if so, what do you think of it? Also wondered if this exhaust is a Corsa exhaust that has been repackaged by GM as both GM and Corsa sell sport and touring versions of their exhaust.

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When I bought my Corsa cat-back system it had GM Performace stamped on the box. So with what you said I would believe that GM Performance and Corsa mean one in the same.

 

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Bill

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Save yourself some money and go onto ebay to buy your exhaust. I have bought two Magnaflow's this year from Performance Peddler and was very satisfied. GM had rebadged the Maagnaflow in the past. I like the sound of the Magnaflow, not to loud.

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the corsa is/was a gm perf part.  i believe next year gm is swaping over to borla for their hi-perf exhaust systems.

 

 

 

Borla indeed is the maker of GM's performance system available right now.

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Save yourself some money and go onto ebay to buy your exhaust.

that is where i bought my corsa sport for my truck. paid $480.00 with free shipping. :seeya:

fxsts02 New Member

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Thanks for all the replies. So the GMPP exhaust is manufactured by Borla? Does anyone have any experience with these systems? I'd like to purchase one but dont know if I should go with the sport or the touring version of this system. My truck is a 5.3 ccsb and most of my driving is on the freeway, I dont want my truck to sound like my Z06, however, I'd also like to know that I bolted an exhaust system to it.

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How does the 5.3L sound with just a muffler delete? Loud is a given. But is it too loud? Is it loud enough? Drone doesn't concern me. I wouldn't mind cuttin off the muffler, and taking a piece off the end of the tail pipe with the curve and basically moving it up to make an exit before the rear tire. Maybe a split tip. Oh, yeah...

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