corksport catback exhaust
10-19-07, 11:36 PM
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corksport catback exhaust
Just wanted to recommend the corksport catback for the FC. Just installed it today, sounds good and looks amazing. I know this is a common exhaust system and all but its new to me and I love it! We need more companys that provide affordable products that last and are easy to install. Keep it up CS!
10-20-07, 02:50 AM
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Just wanted to recommend the corksport catback for the FC. Just installed it today, sounds good and looks amazing. I know this is a common exhaust system and all but its new to me and I love it! We need more companys that provide affordable products that last and are easy to install. Keep it up CS!
12-07-07, 12:11 AM
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Just wanted to recommend the corksport catback for the FC. Just installed it today, sounds good and looks amazing. I know this is a common exhaust system and all but its new to me and I love it! We need more companys that provide affordable products that last and are easy to install. Keep it up CS!
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12-10-07, 08:00 PM
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Hey I'm sort of confused as to which part to order.
There are two options for the catback:
CorkSport 'Power Series' Cat-Back Exhaust System -Turbo, NA (80mm)
and
CorkSport 'Power Series' Cat-Back Exhaust System -Turbo, NA (80mm/stock cat)
I'm going to be using a RV street header with a high flow which should bolt on the same location as the stock cat. So should I order this:
CorkSport 'Power Series' Cat-Back Exhaust System -Turbo, NA (80mm/stock cat)
?
Thanks for the help, looking forward to having this on my car.
There are two options for the catback:
CorkSport 'Power Series' Cat-Back Exhaust System -Turbo, NA (80mm)
and
CorkSport 'Power Series' Cat-Back Exhaust System -Turbo, NA (80mm/stock cat)
I'm going to be using a RV street header with a high flow which should bolt on the same location as the stock cat. So should I order this:
CorkSport 'Power Series' Cat-Back Exhaust System -Turbo, NA (80mm/stock cat)
?
Thanks for the help, looking forward to having this on my car.
12-10-07, 08:16 PM
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It looks like the same thing, one with a description, one without, just order the one with the description, you will good to go. Take less than an hour to install, good luck
12-10-07, 08:25 PM
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Are there any plans for a dual exhaust?
I am rocking the 80mm DP and MP and really want to retain the dual exhaust for sound issues and looks. Do you all offer anything that mates up to the 80mm or do you know of anything that would fit?
Or is there a secret plan to make a dual 80 mm exhaust also?
I am rocking the 80mm DP and MP and really want to retain the dual exhaust for sound issues and looks. Do you all offer anything that mates up to the 80mm or do you know of anything that would fit?
Or is there a secret plan to make a dual 80 mm exhaust also?
12-10-07, 09:05 PM
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Are there any plans for a dual exhaust?
I am rocking the 80mm DP and MP and really want to retain the dual exhaust for sound issues and looks. Do you all offer anything that mates up to the 80mm or do you know of anything that would fit?
Or is there a secret plan to make a dual 80 mm exhaust also?
I am rocking the 80mm DP and MP and really want to retain the dual exhaust for sound issues and looks. Do you all offer anything that mates up to the 80mm or do you know of anything that would fit?
Or is there a secret plan to make a dual 80 mm exhaust also?
I don't know of anything offhand that mates to the 80mm midpipe, but it's a standard 80mm flange so if you can find a dual with 80mm piping it will work.
12-10-07, 09:29 PM
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You sons of bitches!
You motherf**kers got me an exhaust ticket!
And I loved that exhaust! As a note for all you guys, run a silencer (or two) if you can. I loved the look and sound. It was sick, but too loud for some....
You motherf**kers got me an exhaust ticket!
And I loved that exhaust! As a note for all you guys, run a silencer (or two) if you can. I loved the look and sound. It was sick, but too loud for some....
12-10-07, 10:30 PM
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The exhaust is in the hands of another FC guy now, and I've since sold mine.
Just dropping in to say it is the most badass exhaust in its price range, and you guys have great customer service. Once you open up to FBs, you'll see my money again.
12-11-07, 02:37 AM
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Hey I'm sort of confused as to which part to order.
There are two options for the catback:
CorkSport 'Power Series' Cat-Back Exhaust System -Turbo, NA (80mm)
and
CorkSport 'Power Series' Cat-Back Exhaust System -Turbo, NA (80mm/stock cat)
I'm going to be using a RV street header with a high flow which should bolt on the same location as the stock cat. So should I order this:
CorkSport 'Power Series' Cat-Back Exhaust System -Turbo, NA (80mm/stock cat)
?
Thanks for the help, looking forward to having this on my car.
There are two options for the catback:
CorkSport 'Power Series' Cat-Back Exhaust System -Turbo, NA (80mm)
and
CorkSport 'Power Series' Cat-Back Exhaust System -Turbo, NA (80mm/stock cat)
I'm going to be using a RV street header with a high flow which should bolt on the same location as the stock cat. So should I order this:
CorkSport 'Power Series' Cat-Back Exhaust System -Turbo, NA (80mm/stock cat)
?
Thanks for the help, looking forward to having this on my car.
Ok, here's the breakdown:
The (80mm) is an 80mm pipe, and an 80mm flange. The (80mm/stock cat) is 80mm pipe that tapers to the stock flange size.
12-15-07, 03:13 PM
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Not to be a broken record, but I just got another CS catback for my stockport DD GXL. My BP is in break-in miles so I have not been able to get into the higher RPMs. OMG this is exhaust is so loud in the upper RPMs, I have fallen in love with my car all over again, best exhaust available!! It just sounds awesome, and of course the flames!(no cats, just presilencer)Corksport FTW sound clip coming....
sound clip coming....
12-28-07, 08:21 PM
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The corksport exhaust system is sikk. Love the price and the sound is ridiculous, especially when mated with a header and high flow cat or staight pipe. haha guys on harleys turn around on the highway to figure out whats passing them when im at open throttle and without a silencer put in 
Ive got my fair share of tickets for it tho too.
Ive got my fair share of tickets for it tho too.
12-28-07, 08:27 PM
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That is so true, its actually pretty suprising how loud it is, makes driving fun every you go I have a RB cat replacement pipe, presilencer, flames a plenty
I have a RB cat replacement pipe, presilencer, flames a plenty
12-28-07, 09:28 PM
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I just installed mine over christmas. I do say it is a great way to cut some weight, and I have had nothing but compliments on how it sounds! A guy at work today came up to me as I was parking and said he could feel the ground vibrating to the sound of the exhaust!