[Stratogeezer]

Wow - what a difference my new Mopar (made by Corsa) pipes have made in sound primarily and a slight bit in performance. Check it out:

 

[IDMTfirefighter]

Very nice. good job :thumbsup:

 

[GreatAmerican]

The Corsa cat-back system is awesome. I have the Corsa exhaust system installed on both of my Challengers.

 

[Stratogeezer]

Very nice. good job :thumbsup:

Thank you. It makes it a lot more fun to drive - that is for sure.

 

[Stratogeezer]

The Corsa cat-back system is awesome. I have the Corsa exhaust system installed on both of my Challengers.

Wow - you've got two of these monsters? That is excellent.

Yea- this Mopar/Corsa system was more pricey than I really wanted to originally shell out - and I could have gotten away with pipes that were a lot cheaper - but the quality of the stainless steel on these pipes should keep them rust free a lot longer and the sound they generate is classic.

They're very quiet until you put your foot down on the gas. They're still not super loud unless you punch it - but that's what I wanted.

 

[Heywood]

They are great.
I thought it sounded great, rolling through the gears on the interior with the stock pipes. Then I let my wife drive it while I listened from outside. By time she got across the intersection, I couldn't even hear it. Disappointed. Not my idea of what a 425 hp retro muscle car should sound like.

Now with the Mopar (Corsa Sport) it sounds just as sweet as the interior did , and then some.

Nothing like cruising with the widows down listening to that sweet music. It never gets old and brings a smile to my face.

 

[HOT-SHOT]

Question: How much? Sounds great.

 

[Stratogeezer]

Question: How much? Sounds great.

I got my local dealer to agree to match the Mopar Supercenter price - which was in the neighborhood of $1350. With tax - right at $1500.

No tax with the Mopar Superstore - but I'd have had to pay shipping - so I came out about the same getting them from the Dealer instead. It took them 2 weeks to receive them which I thought was way too long.

$180 for the installation - which took a couple of hours.

 

[HemiMetal8]

I got my local dealer to agree to match the Mopar Supercenter price - which was in the neighborhood of $1350. With tax - right at $1500.

No tax with the Mopar Superstore - but I'd have had to pay shipping - so I came out about the same getting them from the Dealer instead. It took them 2 weeks to receive them which I thought was way too long.

$180 for the installation - which took a couple of hours.

Stratogeezer think I want to go with this system, seems there a couple different photos of what you get, and a YOUTUBE step by step that also is different than some photos. The Mopar Super Center has a photo looks like tips are adjustable and do not have the divider in the tip however they also have another photo appears tips are welded and divided like the 392. I have a 2010 SRT OEM system with the single opening and can be adjusted found that to be a real benefit to adjust.

 

[uscbrave]

also had mopar cat back installed last month. couldn't be happier with this system. starting to sound even better after putting miles on it.

 

[Yellow SRT8]

I have it also, love the no-droan. True old-school muscle sound when you open it up!

 

[daparrothead]

I have it on my 2010 SRT8 also, if you think it sounds good you should try it with the Solo h/f cats, WOW! Just a little deeper idle tone but when you mash the loud pedal it sounds really nice, no drone still and not obnoxious either.

 

[HemiMetal8]

uscbrave, curious what tips came with your system and are they adjustable like the OEM or are they welded?

 

[HemiMetal8]

I have also been seeing this only available for the auto trans is there a system for the manual?

 

[daparrothead]

The Mopar system is made by Corsa and it is available for the Auto's & 6spd, mine is a 6spd. The tips that come on it are welded on, I had to cut them off and weld the ball socket off the stock exhaust onto to the Corsa to install the IE 392 Tips.

 

[OmahaRumble]

I have the Mopar system for the R/T, and it is a 2.5" Borla catback. Very pleased with the sound. :bigthumb:

 

[robroy]

Finally! A good audio recording in real world driving conditions. Sounds great!

 

[uscbrave]

uscbrave, curious what tips came with your system and are they adjustable like the OEM or are they welded?

they are the split tip design. welded.

 

[Lane Meyer]

I watched your video several times. That has to be one of the best sounding systems.
Love it!