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Well I finally did it. I bought the Corsa sport dual tip side exit exhaust. After a lot of research I figured Corsa was the way to go. I am putting it on my 07 extended cab silverado! Cant wait for it to come in. Anyone else have this same set up? How do you like it? I am running a 5.3 BTW. :ughdance:

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

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I love mine,I've had CORSA systems on my last three trucks and wouldn't dream of running anything else :sleep:

I had a couple Gibson systems on some past trucks and they were JUNK!

Norman Enthusiast

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Does anyone reading this know whether Corsa makes a true dual side exit (one exiting behind each side of the vehicle) for the 07 NBS Sierra/Silverado with the 4.8 engine?

 

Thank you kindly.

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

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Hey how much it cost ya?

and are there kits for the 6.0 liter

 

Well depending on what system you want (Sport or Touring,Side exit or Dual Rear exit) your looking around a grand for a system.The're not cheap but you get what you pay for!!!They are bar none TOP QUALITY systems.

And yes,They have'em for the 6.0 liter,Thats what I have.

I'm running the Sport Side exit system,Part #14259 and love it!

Heres a link to there site....CORSA

hkyguy11 Enthusiast

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Well I finally did it. I bought the Corsa sport dual tip side exit exhaust. After a lot of research I figured Corsa was the way to go. I am putting it on my 07 extended cab silverado! Cant wait for it to come in. Anyone else have this same set up? How do you like it? I am running a 5.3 BTW. :sleep:

 

 

I have the corsa sport dual out the back on my 5.3 and it sounds nice. I think it was worth every penny.

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

MS3DALE

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Does anyone reading this know whether Corsa makes a true dual side exit (one exiting behind each side of the vehicle) for the 07 NBS Sierra/Silverado with the 4.8 engine?

 

Thank you kindly.

 

No,Just the rear single side exit system with dual tips (Which is what I have) and the dual under-bumper exit system.

Norman Enthusiast

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Does anyone reading this know whether Corsa makes a true dual side exit (one exiting behind each side of the vehicle) for the 07 NBS Sierra/Silverado with the 4.8 engine?

 

Thank you kindly.

 

No,Just the rear single side exit system with dual tips (Which is what I have) and the dual under-bumper exit system.

 

 

Are those true duals under the bumper?

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

MS3DALE

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Does anyone reading this know whether Corsa makes a true dual side exit (one exiting behind each side of the vehicle) for the 07 NBS Sierra/Silverado with the 4.8 engine?

 

Thank you kindly.

 

No,Just the rear single side exit system with dual tips (Which is what I have) and the dual under-bumper exit system.

 

 

Are those true duals under the bumper?

 

 

No,It still uses one muffler,it just has a Y-pipe that run dual tailpipes out the back.

Heres a link to it.....CORSA-Dual under bumper system

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Well I finally did it. I bought the Corsa sport dual tip side exit exhaust. After a lot of research I figured Corsa was the way to go. I am putting it on my 07 extended cab silverado! Cant wait for it to come in. Anyone else have this same set up? How do you like it? I am running a 5.3 BTW. :idiot:

 

I've got the system on my 5.3, glad I made the change to Corsa. The system has a mild rumble during normal cruising, the 8-4 cylinder transition is barely noticeable. Bye the way, when you shove your foot into the floorboard, the system rocks! Sounds like you slipped the muffler off :smoker:

BradsLT Enthusiast

BradsLT

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Hey how much it cost ya?

and are there kits for the 6.0 liter

 

 

Yes they have a kit. Its the same as the 5.3 kit. I got a deal on mine. Paid 680 shipped to my door!

skp05 Enthusiast

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Hey how much it cost ya?

and are there kits for the 6.0 liter

 

I have the "touring" on my '07 Vmax NBS. After having 2 Gibson kits that couldn't deal with the AFM V4 mode, I must say the Corsa system does quite well. Sounds stock under most situations, until you nail it and boy does it sound good.

Perfect fit for me! :idiot:

eric313 Enthusiast

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Hey how much it cost ya?

and are there kits for the 6.0 liter

 

 

Yes they have a kit. Its the same as the 5.3 kit. I got a deal on mine. Paid 680 shipped to my door!

 

 

$680???? Wow, where did you order it from?

BradsLT Enthusiast

BradsLT

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Hey how much it cost ya?

and are there kits for the 6.0 liter

 

 

Yes they have a kit. Its the same as the 5.3 kit. I got a deal on mine. Paid 680 shipped to my door!

 

 

$680???? Wow, where did you order it from?

 

 

 

Brand new on ebay from TBYRNE motorsports. He is a vender on here. Will be at my doorstep tomorrow!

Nods Dad Enthusiast

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Hey how much it cost ya?

and are there kits for the 6.0 liter

 

 

Yes they have a kit. Its the same as the 5.3 kit. I got a deal on mine. Paid 680 shipped to my door!

 

 

$680???? Wow, where did you order it from?

 

 

Thats what I'd like to know as well.....Plz post the details

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