Is there a big difference ? Beside the $1000.00 I would save buying the Borla. I'm leaning twords the Corsa because titanium but now thinking of Borla for the price.
Please help
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I am trying to decide between these two systems as well. The Corsa is lighter and the Borla is cheaper. Which is louder? I think that I might have to hear them in person.
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Originally posted by azzkiknZO6 Is there a big difference ? Beside the $1000.00 I would save buying the Borla. I'm leaning twords the Corsa because titanium but now thinking of Borla for the price.
Please help
Borla also has a titanium exhaust system coming out.
Of course it's suposed to retail @ $2400. Ouch!
I like the stingers. For the money, sound, HP, weight, look etc. I think the Corsa is a great system. But the Borla makes the most sense for me. By the way I love the sound very little to no resonance, and freakin nasty at WOT. Check out the latest Corvette Fever their is a good article on the Borla Stinger. LPE say's they have no comp. they are the best he's tested. JMHO
Brian
I've heard several Corsa's, except for the Ti's. I rate them very similar to the PRT's, with maybe a lttle more burble in the Corsas.
My Bro FUBU has the Stingers on his Z and they are LOUD!! VERY LOUD!! The car sounded like a NASCAR going down the road. Very cool sound. When I returned home to drive my Z, my PRTs sounded stock!!
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I guess that it all depends on what you want.....I have the Corsa Exhaust Pro Tips (Pace Car Edition) and I think they sound GREAT! I also have the Corsa X-Pipe.
Ira, I think you may misjudge the Borlas. They are not that loud at idle or low rpm cruise, just a deeper, throatier sound. I will admit though, once you punch it, you will get noticed. Don't get me wrong, I think the Corsas' sound great but wouldn't trade the Borlas for anything.
The Borla system is a better choice for me. Besides saving $800-$1300 over the Corsa Titanium systems (with basically the same power gain), the main reason I wouldn't use the Corsa system is because it requires cutting the stock h-pipe for fitment. Since I want to keep my complete (manifold back) stock exhaust system in tack, in case I decide to go back to stock in the future or sell the car. The Borla Stingers are a direct bolt-on, and no cutting is required to use this system.
Dave
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Get the Corsa Ti Race Exhaust
1. $1395
2. $70.00 Factory Install or ship and DIY
3. Great Factory Support
4. Titanium
5. Lighter than stock Titanium (19#'s)
6. 21 HP
7. Sounds great
8. Frees up space for TRear mounted fanned Tranny and Diff. cooler
9. Excellent workmanship.
Hey Mike, you're right.....What I wrote was not a fair statement so I deleted it / edited my post. That really wasn't what I meant to say.
Thanks for the input. I wouldn't want to push someone in the wrong direction. I don't really care for the Corsa Ti sound anyway.....the pace car system sounds better to me and it requires no cutting. X- Pipe goes in with no problems either. The guy that installed it said that the X-Pipe makes a big difference.
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