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Khyber
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people have the xtreme on the verts...
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https://www.instagram.com/p/BFMqvLlLDcx/?taken-by=corsaperformance see black car... just returned it to customer... finishing up the odds and ends to make it a production ready system, look out for a pre-sale soon. Wish it could have been sooner but we have to make systems for more than just mustangs :love:
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I spoke with Corsa on this and they have created the system and it will be about 4-5 weeks before it will actually be available. The double X works no problem with the convertibles, but the rest of the system has clearance issues. Just keep your eye out as Corsa will be posting on the forums when it will be available. I hope this helps you out!
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Lol.
I'd really love to swap out my Corsa Xtremes on my vert for the system that's actually compatible, considering the cut and welding that was necessary doesn't really look all too beautiful. Might have to consider this.
Guessing I'll have to sell mine and get the same ones but for the vert? Lol.
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Hmm, not the whole system?Good thing is, you'd only need to buy the new axle back kit...
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Well I had been pushing them since last year to make a Corsa Sport. Then February they got someone to prvide his car for R&D. They finally got it into the shop beginning of March. I asked last month when the exhaust would be ready. They said not until Aug/Sept. I was hoping it would be done by May so I can have it ordered and put on since I wil going to my vacation home and see my Mustang. But with that production date I'd have to wait until Aug/Sept when I go out to Vegas again. They were taking too long (no offense to them) so I am now going with the custom GT500 axleback many people have done, except with an MRT H-pipe. I fell in love with the sound, deep tone, no rasp or drone, and will save me money since exhuast is basically a sound mod. But those who do get the Corsa Sport will love, high quality exhaust.
I just don't know why companies didn't make a system from the start that fit both fastback and convertible. If it fits the convertible, it will fit the fastback.
Not without modification. They aren't direct fit yet.
Good thing is, you'd only need to buy the new axle back kit...
I think you can use the same axle back. Any axle back is going to work with the convertibles because you are only changing out the mufflers and keeping the stock piping.
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oh yeah, we've been chatting with Corsa on this for a good amount of time
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very true but it can be done!
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What is the major undercarriage difference between the fastback and the vert?
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Verts have a body stiffening support brace that covers the IRS Subframe area, they also have an additional cross frame member in the rear. It requires a different bend in the exhaust behind the IRS to clear the brace. The brace also prevents the use of the BMR subframe lockout kit and the BMR Jacking rails. Those are the only other items I know of so far that are impacted. Many Exhaust suppliers do offer a Vert model for their cutbacks already. Check out Altjx's pics in this thread, he had the brace altered (cut and welded) to clear the pipes that fit the coupe. Nice idea but unsightly under the car. (no offense Alton)
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