CORSA 14529 Dual Cat-Back Exhaust System for Dodge Challenger 5.7L

This is the second Corsa catback exhaust I’ve bought and installed in my 2014 Challender Shaker. Easy to install. No drone whatsoever! Sounds great at idle. Sounds better when you hit the gas! After installation, try resetting your car’s ECU. Definite HP boost. I dynoed my car with stock exhaust (325 BHP). With the Corsa (362 BHP). And you can feel the difference! It’s totally worth the price! You won’t be disappointed!

Was very disappointed with the fact that the exhaust system was not as advertised in my opinion it was bad marketing the sound was not as it was online Amazon should let customers know that the sound will vary if the engine is not modified

This is the second exhaust system I put in this car, had originally tried Borla but the resonating droning sound produced at 2,000 rpm was too much. Corsa claimed no droning sound and they were truthful. My only disappointment is that I do wish it were a bit louder, however as I continue to drive the car it seems to be breaking in and developing a more throaty sound.Also, the difference in performance since installing is pretty surprising. Car has noticeable power increases through all ranges. The tips are very cool looking and of very good solid quality. In fact entire system seems very well manufactured and looks real nice, too bad it's underneath the car. System is very easy to install provided you have proper jacks and stands as these cars are low to the ground and have a ton of shrouds underneath the car making it hard to find jacking and stand points.

Set this up for my 2012 R/T and it sounds terrific. No drone which I was afraid of with the Borla Sport exhaust. You can really hear it once you step on it but then seems stock when you drive normally, which is what I wanted.

had this installed at my local muffler shop in Burbank, CA. Sounds beautiful on my '14 Dodge Challenger Rallye Redline.