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Old 12-22-2012, 06:17 AM
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Does anyone have experience with Magnaflow's cat-back competition series system. Magnaflow is a 3", 300 series stainless system and I'm hesitant to sign-on with Corsa given the 2.75" pipes.....power being the concern.
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Don't worry, 2.75 inch piping outflows what these cars really need anyway. It's kind of like throttle bodies, they don't add any power either because the stock unit easily maxes out incoming air requirements.
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Thanks. Did your car need a tune for the Corsa system?
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Thanks. Did your car need a tune for the Corsa system?
No They don't.
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Nice explanation. To me the old 383 magnums had the best exhuast note and I wish I could make my car sound like that, but they are different engines.

Idea... Somehow set up an external high-end speaker system. Get a recording of an old muscle car with a great exhuast note and turn it up to 11...
BMW did that.. LOL... in their new Twin Turbo M5...
New BMW M5 fakes its engine noise for your pleasure
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