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MarkPMB Enthusiast

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That has a nice rumble to it! This is the clip I have heard with this muffler.

Can you post the part number for it please.

Thanks!

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

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Sounds great!! :cheers:

 

Its nice to know that you can now just buy the CORSA mufflers by themselves,and not a complete system.

I'll keep this in mind if I end up finding a '96-'98 GMT400 RCSB truck,since they don't have complete systems for them.

bubba33 Enthusiast

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200 bucks just for the muffler. I took my sons 96 to a shop and had 2 no name mufflers (flowmaster look a likes) and new pipes run out the back with the tips for 250.00 installed. Your truck does sound good.

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200 bucks just for the muffler. I took my sons 96 to a shop and had 2 no name mufflers (flowmaster look a likes) and new pipes run out the back with the tips for 250.00 installed. Your truck does sound good.

 

You get what you pay for.

 

Very nice! A little on the raspy side (must be similar to the muffler on the Corsa Sport systems), but they're the best out there. If/when the MagnaFlow muffler I have blows out, I'll definitely look into a Corsa dB Series Black muffler. :cheers:

khester84 Enthusiast

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Thanks guys!! The interior resonance isn't really bad at all, it starts to get loud from 1700 to 1900 rpm but then it quiets down above 2000...so basically no resonance on the interstate, which is awesome!

 

I'll try to get some more clips later this week. I hope I turned some others onto these mufflers, I really like my system.

jhoff8487 Enthusiast

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Thanks guys!! The interior resonance isn't really bad at all, it starts to get loud from 1700 to 1900 rpm but then it quiets down above 2000...so basically no resonance on the interstate, which is awesome!

 

I'll try to get some more clips later this week. I hope I turned some others onto these mufflers, I really like my system.

 

My Magnaflow gets loud in the 1700 to 1900 RPM range as well. I don't think mine sounds as good as yours though...not by a long shot. However, I must say I had mine all installed and everything for about $105. If Corsa would have had the dB series when I was shopping I'd have probably got one as I just LOVE that Corsa sound.

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Wait a minute, so the Red Series is quieter than the Black Series? It says the Red Series is recommended for modified vehicles while the Black Series is recommended for stock vehicles. What gives? In that case I'd definitely get the Red Series (I assume it's sound more like a Corsa Touring).

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is it loud enough to get unwanted notice from the police? Also, how does it sound when switching from V8 to V4 and vice versa? Any unwanted noises or volume changes?

khester84 Enthusiast

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Wait a minute, so the Red Series is quieter than the Black Series? It says the Red Series is recommended for modified vehicles while the Black Series is recommended for stock vehicles. What gives? In that case I'd definitely get the Red Series (I assume it's sound more like a Corsa Touring).

 

I don't know...that does seem odd but the black is louder to some degree. I assume they both have a straight through design, so how can one be better for modified motors and the other with stock manifolds and cats?? Someone was on crack when they typed up those specs lol.

 

 

is it loud enough to get unwanted notice from the police? Also, how does it sound when switching from V8 to V4 and vice versa? Any unwanted noises or volume changes?

 

Its not loud enough so that it's aggravating inside the cab, so I doubt it'll attract a cop's attention. It gets quiet as you move up in the rpm range, so at WOT all you hear is the engine revving, not exhaust noise. I don't notice any difference with AFM on or off, its quiet when cruising so I don't notice much of a change...you have to really listen for it.

 

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