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Discover the true power a high-performance exhaust system can bring to your truck or car with CORSA PERFORMANCE. CORSA has remained a leader in aftermarket performance exhaust systems through advanced engineering and constant innovation for over 25 years. Each CORSA exhaust utilizes our patented Reflective Sound Cancellation (RSC) Technology and top-of-the-line materials for a truly aggressive sound without any annoying drone during cruise. And, with our mandrel-bent design and vehicle-specific fitment, your new full exhaust system will give you a noticeable boost in power, speed and torque so you can cruise down the open road and pass up the competition with ease. Don't settle for your stock parts. Enhance your driving experience and see what sets us apart from the competition with a CORSA axle-back or cat-back exhaust system today.
In addition to high-quality materials and components, the design of each high-performance exhaust system allows for easy, bolt-on installation right out of the box. CORSA exhausts require no welding and can mount directly to your factory connections. CORSA exhaust parts, hardware and detailed instructions are included in each kit so you can get on the road as fast as possible.
Unlike your monotone stock exhaust system, each CORSA single or dual exhaust system is built with our patented Reflective Sound Cancellation (RSC) technology to give your ride a deep, aggressive sound upon startup and acceleration. The best part is, CORSA performance exhaust systems create a drone-free exhaust note for powerful sound when you need it and quiet cruises when you don't. By targeting and eliminating specific frequencies that cause interior cabin resonance, CORSA exhausts eliminate unpleasant driving experiences often associated with lesser aftermarket axle-back and cat-back exhaust systems.
With an aftermarket performance exhaust system from CORSA, you'll be able to lose yourself in rich, deep exhaust notes you can feel in your chest with every drive. It doesn't matter if you're behind the wheel of a BMW, Charger, F-150 or Wrangler, you can choose from our sport, touring or extreme sound level performance exhaust systems for the sound that suits your tastes best.
Discover the Performance Benefits That Matter With a CORSA ExhaustAside from maximizing your sound gains, the RSC technology in every CORSA high-performance exhaust allows for a completely free-flowing air path to optimize your performance with every drive. Unlike your stock system, CORSA exhaust systems don't utilize performance-robbing restrictions that reduce airflow, such as chambered designs, baffles or spring-loaded valves. With wider tubing and our mandrel-bent design, your new full exhaust system will allow for reduced backpressure and provide cleaner oxygenized air to your engine. You'll see benefits like increased horsepower, torque boost and better fuel economy. That means a full exhaust system is a one-way ticket to overtaking cars on the road with ease, fewer trips to the gas station and more power behind your acceleration for when you need it the most.
When you choose CORSA, you have the option of purchasing an axle-back or cat-back exhaust system in a single or dual style. Single exhaust systems consist of one exhaust manifold, while dual exhaust systems have two. But what's the difference between axle-back and cat-back exhaust systems?
An axle-back exhaust system will replace the components from the rear-axle back. That means you'll replace your muffler and exhaust tips. While axle-back CORSA exhausts will provide some slight performance gains, their primary focus is to influence your exhaust notes. Different axle-back exhausts will offer different exhaust notes, so it's best to browse our entire selection to find the sound most suited for your vehicle.
A cat-back exhaust system will replace the components from the catalytic converter back. Cat-back exhaust system kits come standard with tailpipes, a performance muffler and exhaust tips. The inclusion of our wider, mandrel-bent tailpipes means cat-back exhausts are your go-to for increasing your performance gains along with boosting your sound. While horsepower and torque gains vary from vehicle to vehicle, you can expect anywhere from a 10-20 percent gain in horsepower and torque after installing a cat-back exhaust system.
Take full advantage of everything we have to offer with an upgraded CORSA exhaust. CORSA full exhaust systems help optimize performance and increase sound and will make heads turn in your direction every time you pass by. With our patented RSC technology and unmatched customer experience, you'll see why we've been leaders of our industry for over 25 years. Don't settle for your stock parts. View our entire selection today, and find the CORSA exhaust that will leave your rides unrecognizable. If you have any questions about our high-performance exhausts, don't hesitate to reach out. Our expert team is always ready to help.
Hear CORSA Performance's 2015-2020 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 Active Valve Exhaust System. This systems delivers the ultimate control to the driver featuring CORSA patented No DRONE RSC Technology and Active Valve Control this is the ultimate driver's exhaust system.
The CORSA Performance GT350 Active valve exhaust system allows the driver to flexibility of having one exhaust that produces both an Xtreme and a Sport sound level. When the exhaust mode is placed in "Sport" mode the exhaust system broadcasts an "Xtreme" level sound 6 decibels louder than the stock exhaust system. As the driver adjusts the exhaust mode to the "Normal" level, the exhaust produces an exhaust note more closely resembling a CORSA "Sport" level exhaust note.
I have always felt a white-hot hatred for those Harley clowns, in their clown costumes, who run straight pipes (i.e., no muffler) and gratuitously rev their stone-age V-twins as you sit outdoors trying to have a conversation. The only proper response, I believe, would be for some good Samaritan with a baseball bat to walk up and test the efficacy of those little Nazi hats they call helmets.
The New York Times has taken notice of this trend. It seems one Miles Hudson, a 20-year-old man-child, has been terrorizing downtown Seattle in the wee hours, making it his special mission to stop sleep with his Dodge Hellcat.
This can have an unfortunate resemblance to conquest, if those making a nuisance of themselves recognize one another as like beings, bound up in a common fate, and notice also that the space vacated by those sufficiently annoyed or intimidated is now theirs, collectively.
The new thing is modern V8 muscle cars (Chargers, Challengers, Mustangs and Camaros) with exhaust cut-outs. They are deafening, and they are everywhere where I live in San Jose (which is not one of the genteel areas). They are also illegal, of course, but we no longer enforce laws in California. Nor, apparently, in New York. For those not satisfied with inflicting low-level hearing loss, a special Platinum Asshole feature is available on the aftermarket. It alters the engine\u2019s spark and fuel map to deliberately induce explosive backfires that sound like a 12-guage shotgun at close range.
Julie Aitken Schermer is a professor of psychology, at Western University in Ontario, Canada. She conducted a study of people who modify their cars to make them louder (n=529), using a standard inventory of psychological traits. She was expecting to find narcissism, but what she found instead was \u201Clinks between folks with a penchant for loud exhausts and folks with psychopathic and sadistic tendencies.\u201D
\\\"The personality profile I found with our loud mufflers are also the same personality profiles of people who illegally commit arson,\\\" she told a reporter. These are people who have a hard time with \u201Chigher-order moral reasoning with a focus on basic rights for people.\u201D
\u2026 complaints were pouring in to city officials. One woman wrote that she lived with P.T.S.D. and woke up in fear because the backfiring vehicle sounded like gunshots outside her building. \u201CThis is the first time in 13 years that I\u2019ve started seriously considering moving out of downtown,\u201D she wrote. Another wrote in after 6 a.m. saying the tiger-striped Hellcat had been revving up and down streets for two hours. \u201CWhat will it take for this to end?\u201D the man wrote.
Mr. Hudson told a reporter at The Seattle Times in March that the city needed to focus its attention on other problems. \u201CThere are way bigger issues than a Black man with a nice car who makes noise occasionally,\u201D he said.
The city has been super understanding of Mr. Hudson\u2019s need to do his thing. To watch the bodycam footage of the cop who pulled him over is get a window onto Blue America, 2024. It is like watching a Hindu farmer trying to coax a sacred cow out of a rice paddy it has been trampling underfoot without laying hands on the cow, speaking harshly to it, or otherwise running afoul of the Brahmins who insist on its protected status.
The cop is real chummy. \u201CRemember the last time I pulled you over?\u201D He tries to ingratiate himself with the entitled twat by informing him that he is an ASE certified master mechanic, as well as a policeman. It appears to be an attempt to establish common ground: I can appreciate your car. Essentially he offers a change of jurisdiction, from that of the public authority to that of a shared subculture.
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