Exhaust Volkswagen Corrado (1988-1995)

The Volkswagen Corrado exhaust options include complete stainless steel exhaust lines and specialized silencers tailored to various engines. The complete inox systems usually consist of a front central pipe, rear intermediate pipe, and a silencer, commonly with a 63mm diameter and an oval silencer shape. These systems come with collars and connectors for a direct fit replacement of the original exhaust.

There are several silencer options depending on your engine:

• Group N stainless steel silencers, providing weight and power benefits with original fitment
• Type 25 rear stainless steel silencers with a 1x100mm outlet for 16V and VR6 models
• Intermediate silencers designed for 1.8 16V 136hp and 2.0i 16V engines

The exhaust solutions are compatible with multiple Corrado engine configurations, including :

• VR6 2.9i (190 hp) from 1991 to 1995, with dedicated Supersprint systems
• 16V 1.8 (136 hp) from 1989 to 1993
• 2.0i 16V (136 hp) from 1991 to 1995
• G60 versions with specially adapted exhaust lines

The exhaust systems use high-quality stainless steel materials, primarily inox 304L for durability and corrosion resistance, with standard stainless steel 304 also commonly used. Hand welds with strict tolerances ensure fitment ease, and the pipe diameter for racing lines is standardized at 63mm.

Yes, these exhausts can be custom made to order with a 5-year warranty, enabling perfect adaptation to your specific vehicle. Multiple exhaust outlet sizes such as 1x90mm, 1x100mm, and 1x120mm are available for personalisation.

Sport exhaust tips start from approximately €53.99, while complete stainless steel exhaust lines represent a higher investment depending on the brand and technical features. Pricing varies with product range and custom options.

Popular and trusted brands available in the market include Jetex, Supersprint, RC Racing, Fox Exhausts, and VEGAZ, offering a wide range of exhaust solutions for the Volkswagen Corrado.

Stainless steel exhausts offer enhanced durability, corrosion resistance, and a premium finish ensuring long-lasting performance. They are designed with precise fittings and often include hand welds, contributing to reliable installation and an aggressive, quality sound tailored for your Corrado's engine. Choosing stainless steel ensures a high-quality, OEM-compatible replacement or upgrade that supports your car’s performance and style.