anyone with corsa.....corsa exhaust question
 

ok so I sold a corsa touring muffler and below is a good question from the buyer and help would be great..

The story... I bought this catback exhaust off a guy on here it was the sport series catback, but he said he bought the touring muffler separate so theirs no hangers or pipe or tip on it. so I put the exhaust on my car and decided to sell the touring muffler I need the money.

The buyers question????

"Got it today, will let you know how it sounds, one question though, it looks new but with light use like you mentioned, but it doesn't look like it uses the RSC design with the grooves and channels inside, just the perforated holes and acoustic material, do you know how old it is?"

So can anyone tell me how there touring muffler looks inside on theirs, is there 2 types of mufflers or is the older corsa mufflers different maybe?????? anyone know anything about this???????

here is some pics

http://i636.photobucket.com/albums/u...g?t=1242755791

http://i636.photobucket.com/albums/u...g?t=1242755829

http://i636.photobucket.com/albums/u...g?t=1244239735

i beleave al of them are the same.. no chambers in any of them for our car.

That's what I figured, the corsa website is just terrible though and I had a hard time confirming it, I can't wait to get this muffler on, it looks to be in great condition!! Thanks again Gearhead!

yeah. i don't have the touring but my sport has just the perforations and what feels like a 10lbs of fiberglass. lol

there is no doubt Corsa make great products but they cost the RSC engineering was not possible to put into the Cobalt system no one would pay what it costs. Typical Corvette systems are around 2200 bucks and up. I have a sport Corsa, the touring would be better imho....

meh, it's all based on preference. although i can attest that most of my female friends hate the drone of the exhaust at highway speeds. :(

thats why i just say bros before hoes! :lol: