Corsa X pipe - available soon
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Corsa X pipe - available soon
So with winter setting in, here in the North East, the Vette has been cleaned and stored (garage at home). I have set my projects for this winter being headers and x pipe. I already have a Corsa Extreme axle back, so covered there! I had picked up a slightly used Corsa X pipe over the summer, and never installed it. I'm picking up some ARH headers, mid pipes and x pipe this weekend (used from a fellow forum member). I had originally thought of using the Corsa x pipe, but figured since this system is already complete, why not stick with it. So, I've decided to eventually put up the Corsa x pipe for sale.
Is it safe to assume my best bet is to stay with what the system is, and sell the Corsa? I'd assume the American Racing x-pipe is equally if not better than the Corsa? Looking for a little insight (or confirmation) before I offer it up, then regret it later.
Is it safe to assume my best bet is to stay with what the system is, and sell the Corsa? I'd assume the American Racing x-pipe is equally if not better than the Corsa? Looking for a little insight (or confirmation) before I offer it up, then regret it later.
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Nothing wrong with a Corsa X-Pipe, but since you are getting the complete system from ARH, I'd say it's not a bad decision to just stick with it.
