Personalized Exhaust Development

CORSA PERFORMANCE MARINE EXHAUST

The process of choosing a CORSA Performance Exhaust for your boat can be difficult. There are many choices to make, and we are here to help you navigate the many personalized decisions. Below, we will walk you through the choices you can make, and then will ask for some information so we can prepare a customized exhaust option for your boat. Most times, it will lead to a part we have designed and manufactured previously, but we want to ensure, it fits your boat and your style perfectly.

If you would like to download the Transom Exit Measurement Sheet or Side Exit Measurement Sheet for review, click on the link below. Otherwise, after you review the options, fill out the online form at the bottom of this page.

Select Below to Download your Desired Exit Measurement Sheet:

Transom Exit Measurement Sheet

Side Exit Measurement Sheet

Step 1: Getting to Know Your Boat

Gather Information about your Boat and Engine

We will need some basic information such as Year, Make and Model of your boat. In addition, the Make and Size, or Displacement, of Your Engine.

Also, if your engine has a Catalytic Converter, the number of engines you have, and the Drive Type.

Finally, we will need information regarding your manifolds, whether they are stock or modified.

Step 2: Determine What type of Exhaust System you Want

Diverters

The most popular exhaust option is a diverter. This controlled device allows for a bolder sound that is suited for the open water. This can be achieved with a thru-hull or the operator can switch to a thru-prop for quiet entry to marinas and boat docks.

Learn more about Exhaust System options

Splitters

Splitters, or Quick and Quiet Exhaust systems, enable the exhaust to exit through the trasom and the prop at the same time. This is a full-time system, meaning you do not have control of diverting the flow of exhaust, or changing the sound.

Learn More about Quick and Quiet Exhaust

Step 3: Decide what system works best for you

	Captains Call Plus	Captains Call	Quick & Quiet	Quick & Quiet II	Full Time Thru-Hull
Direct replacement of stock exhaust (as offered as an option through the boat builders)	X	X	X	X	X
Incorporates a switchable exhaust with a silencer	X
Activated electronically	X	X
System maintains sound levels	X			X
Multiple configurations available	X	X	X	X	X
Polished mirror and Powder coat black finish available	X	X	X	X	X
Aggressive thru- hull with the option of quiet thru-prop		X
No control (electronics) available			X	X	X
Economical exhaust option			X	X	X
Available for catalyzed engines	X	X	X	X

Step 4: Finish Options For Your Exhaust System

Step 5: Tip Configuration

Your tip options depends if you choose, and the design allows, for your exhaust to exit out the transom or the side of your boat. The first and second picture is an example of transom mounted tips. There are many different configurations of transom mounted tips including, silencers to reduce sound levels. The third picture represents a boat that is equipped with a side exit tip. Our side exit exhausts offers multiple styling and configuration options.