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I have been looking at both now all week and cant make up my mind. I want it to sound good, but also worried about the v4 change. Does the corsa sound good driving down the road, how loud is it compaired to the magnaflow? I just don't want to get the magnaflow just to find out that the v4 sounds weird so then i have to buy the corsa. I'm worried that the corsa is too quiet??

 

If the price was the same....which exhaust would you get. I am looking at the dual under bumber kits...

 

Does anyone have the corsa dual that has a sound clip on here?

 

Its for a 2007 NBS EC SB 5.3 w/afm

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I had a MagnaFlow on a previous year Sierra with a 5.3. It sounded nice. But it was too loud when driving on the highway. When I bought my '07 Sierra, I knew the 4-cylinder mode was going to be an issue when it came to exhaust. So I researched the subject. I ended up getting a Corsa Sport. Could not be happier. The Corsa system is aggressive on acelleration, but quiet at cruise. When I had a MagnaFlow on my '99, it was just loud all the time. The other major difference between the two is quality. The MagnaFlow is very good when it comes to quality. The Corsa system is awesome when it comes to quality. Better to spend big bucks and get what you want, than to spend any bucks and be disappointed.

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Oh,Heres a link to CORSA's site on the dual-under bumper Silverado/Sierra kit....CORSA

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What does it sound like when it goes into v4? Its hard to go by the sound clips, because the recording are so crappy on most, i think i should just go with the corsa, they claim to be the best for the v4 mode.....I have a diablo on the way to if i need to shut off the AFM system if have to. Do you guys still have your v4 active? what mpg are u getting

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I don't even notice it in V4 mode,unless I'm listening for it,Its hardly noticable.

Yes,I have the V4 mode active,I have no reason to want it disabled,I like the AFM (I have no idea why guys want it disabled)

I can't really answer the mileage part,I only had a few hundred miles on the truck when I installed my system.However on both my '99 and '04 trucks I saw no mileage increase after I installed them.

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I don't even notice it in V4 mode,unless I'm listening for it,Its hardly noticable.

Yes,I have the V4 mode active,I have no reason to want it disabled,I like the AFM (I have no idea why guys want it disabled)

I can't really answer the mileage part,I only had a few hundred miles on the truck when I installed my system.However on both my '99 and '04 trucks I saw no mileage increase after I installed them.

 

 

How much louder is the Corsa exhaust? Is the touring model much louder that the 900 stock exhaust?

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Well just bought the dual corsa sport!!! Got it from TBYRNE for 825.00 shipped, and i also got the diablo that should be here tomorrow, cant wait to get it!! thanks for you info

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Good choice, you'll love it! I've had both. There really is no comparison - Corsa all the way. It's loud when you get on the throttle, and quiet when you're not.

 

The Corsa Sport is actually considerably louder than the Magnaflow setup I had before. But I wasn't looking for a louder exhaust (that's just a nice bonus), I just didn't like the drone. Which the Corsa took care of.

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Good choice on the Corsa. I had a magnaflow on my Titian a little louder than I liked at highway speeds it droned.I have the Corsa sport side exit on this truck it sounds very nice I love it.I've notice the v4 in town a little bit no biggie on the highway don't notice it enjoy let us know what ya think.Hey Rich thanks for the direction on this system was going to shoot you a pm but been busy with inventory anyway thanks sir.

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Hey Rich thanks for the direction on this system was going to shoot you a pm but been busy with inventory anyway thanks sir.

 

OK no problem,Glad you like it,I love mine!!!

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