I love my A6 Corsa Sports. The resonator section replaces the stock H-pipe. Exhaust is MUCH better than stock.
Corsa A6 Question
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Joined: Jun 2005
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From: Bucks County PA
I've posted about this many times....
I traded my 2006 C6 manual coupe for a 2007 C6 with the A6 auto tranny.
My 2006 had the Corsa Sports #14169 (manual version - no midpipe with resonators)...
After a quick call to Corsa I found out they will fit my 2007 fine, but MAY have more resonance.
Well, the dealership had the Corsas on my 2007 before I picked her up and I must say it is PERFECT, NO DRONE, NO RESONANCE, and decent volume.
Any quieter and I would be unhappy, so I am glad I did not add the midpipe used for the A6s.
My 2005 Vert A4 has a Magnaflow #15884 catback and I like the Corsa Sports better.
It used to have B&B Bullets, but I was afraid of going deaf, not from the volume, but from the DRONE with the top and windows up in the colder weather.
IN summary, save your $$$ and just buy the Corsa Sports #14169, you can always add the midpipe later if you think it is too loud, but you won't.
Hope this helps,
Howard
I traded my 2006 C6 manual coupe for a 2007 C6 with the A6 auto tranny.
My 2006 had the Corsa Sports #14169 (manual version - no midpipe with resonators)...
After a quick call to Corsa I found out they will fit my 2007 fine, but MAY have more resonance.
Well, the dealership had the Corsas on my 2007 before I picked her up and I must say it is PERFECT, NO DRONE, NO RESONANCE, and decent volume.
Any quieter and I would be unhappy, so I am glad I did not add the midpipe used for the A6s.
My 2005 Vert A4 has a Magnaflow #15884 catback and I like the Corsa Sports better.
It used to have B&B Bullets, but I was afraid of going deaf, not from the volume, but from the DRONE with the top and windows up in the colder weather.
IN summary, save your $$$ and just buy the Corsa Sports #14169, you can always add the midpipe later if you think it is too loud, but you won't.
Hope this helps,
Howard
Melting Slicks
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 3,288
Likes: 6
From: St. Clairsville OH
I've posted about this many times....
I traded my 2006 C6 manual coupe for a 2007 C6 with the A6 auto tranny.
My 2006 had the Corsa Sports #14169 (manual version - no midpipe with resonators)...
After a quick call to Corsa I found out they will fit my 2007 fine, but MAY have more resonance.
Well, the dealership had the Corsas on my 2007 before I picked her up and I must say it is PERFECT, NO DRONE, NO RESONANCE, and decent volume.
Any quieter and I would be unhappy, so I am glad I did not add the midpipe used for the A6s.
My 2005 Vert A4 has a Magnaflow #15884 catback and I like the Corsa Sports better.
It used to have B&B Bullets, but I was afraid of going deaf, not from the volume, but from the DRONE with the top and windows up in the colder weather.
IN summary, save your $$$ and just buy the Corsa Sports #14169, you can always add the midpipe later if you think it is too loud, but you won't.
Hope this helps,
Howard
I traded my 2006 C6 manual coupe for a 2007 C6 with the A6 auto tranny.
My 2006 had the Corsa Sports #14169 (manual version - no midpipe with resonators)...
After a quick call to Corsa I found out they will fit my 2007 fine, but MAY have more resonance.
Well, the dealership had the Corsas on my 2007 before I picked her up and I must say it is PERFECT, NO DRONE, NO RESONANCE, and decent volume.
Any quieter and I would be unhappy, so I am glad I did not add the midpipe used for the A6s.
My 2005 Vert A4 has a Magnaflow #15884 catback and I like the Corsa Sports better.
It used to have B&B Bullets, but I was afraid of going deaf, not from the volume, but from the DRONE with the top and windows up in the colder weather.
IN summary, save your $$$ and just buy the Corsa Sports #14169, you can always add the midpipe later if you think it is too loud, but you won't.
Hope this helps,
Howard
Melting Slicks
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 2,324
Likes: 0
From: MN
My A6 has the touring, not the sport CORSA, on it. I tried both, but like some other posts here, I thought there was a little drone without the additional hardware. Personal preference. One note of caution, though, and I don't know if this was just my experience or if others had it as well. When I installed my system, it worked great. I took the car back in a couple of days later because it didn't seem "right." When we looked under the car, several of the bolts for the CORSA-supplied clamps had completely sheared off. I sent the defective parts back to CORSA (what I could find since some had obviously fallen off), but I never heard back from them about it. I replaced the stock clamps and bolts with larger ones from the auto supply store - works great now. I love the sound, but, like I said, some of the stock parts from CORSA weren't the best. Just a note of caution there.
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