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If you currently dont have headers I would run the Full ARH setup, we've tested this setup along with a few other Vendors on this page. Sound amazing and made great power with little to no drone.
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Full arh is absolutely the way to go for that crisp high pitched sound... you'll have to spend a little more though.
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I like my exhausts loud (borderline too loud) and right now the catback alone is much too quiet for me. I would love to run the full ARH set up but I am worried that it won't be quite loud enough I plan on having cats- probably. I know the headers wake the system up a lot but I'm still just a little worried that it won't be enough.
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What are you trying to pin point with this question? Fitment? Sound? Do you already own one part of this combo and that's why you want to mix?
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From what I have heard fitment is good with both. I am curious about sound, the pitch and volume of this combo. Yes, I already have an ARH catback with H pipe. I love the Corsa extreme/kooks combo so that is why I'm toying with the idea of the kooks headers for my ARH catback. Add the kooks and if I don't like it swap catbacks to the Corsa.
Or the other option just add ARH headers.