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Corsa 20-25 CORVETTE C8 CAT BLANKETS (Fits cor16234)
$597.51
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$597.51
$597.51
Tech Specs
- Brand
- CORSA Performance
- SKU
- CORAC011
- Shipping weight
- 2.5 lb
The C8 Corvette is an engineering marvel with its mid-engine configuration, eye catching body lines and incredible performance. Yet, with the mid-engine placement comes an abundance of heat. One area exposed to excessive exhaust heat is the catalytic converter. In stock form Chevrolet added a significant amount of heat protection to the catalytic converters to prevent them from distributing excessive heat to other sensitive engine components. With the option to upgrade from the stock catalytic converters to RACE SPEC EPA Compliant High Flow Cats, CORSA Performance has designed Basalt lined Titanium infused catalytic converter heat blankets to protect the C8 engine from added heat distributed from the CORSA Performance High Flow Cats.
| Year | Make | Model | Submodel |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020-2023 | Chevrolet | Corvette | Stingray |
- Custom Fitment Engineered to Fit Perfectly to CORSA Performance High Flow EPA Compliant Catalytic Converters
- Riveted Anchor Design with Spring Connections Allows for Easy Installation
- Double Reinforced Seams with Stainless Steel Thread for Lasting Durability
- Helps protect/stop heat damage of painted and carbon fiber parts
- Ultimate Heat Protection up to 2500 F
- High End Titanium Weave Construction
- Provides Superior Heat Protection
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