What do you have for your 3VZE Exhaust?
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What do you have for your 3VZE Exhaust?
Hi, I'm looking at exhausts for my 92 Toy4Runner 3oh Budgeted of course..Not getting headers..to much dough, and not enough time...just curious to see what you guys have and what your opinions are on what I could get for $500 or Under that would sound good..on my 3VEEZY
Looking for a high flow cat, and a good muffler
Heard Good things about Magnaflow..but not sure if Magnaflow cat and muffler will be under $500 including install
Anyways let me know what you guys think,
Thanks
Josh
Looking for a high flow cat, and a good muffler
Heard Good things about Magnaflow..but not sure if Magnaflow cat and muffler will be under $500 including install
Anyways let me know what you guys think,
Thanks
Josh
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I put on the Magnaflow hi-flo cat & exhaust (California-spec) a year ago and I'm fine with it.... its a little loud and sometimes sets off my neighbors BMW car alarm... other than that, no problems. I do feel a (assguage) 3-5 hp increase.... total spent + installation about $285.
Headers are next... this year I hope. But I've been saying that for about 3 years now....
Headers are next... this year I hope. But I've been saying that for about 3 years now....
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Not that i mind I ride an RC51 with a 2 into 1 Race system with a GP can... It's Loud.
Never mind...it's in your Signature. Do you have a part number that you used?
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It was Doug Thorley Headers, 2.25 piping, test pipe, no cat, and a borla turbo style muffler with a 3" tip on the 3.0. I have a thread on here that gives all the information
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TNRabbit..
Unfortunately we do have Emissions testing..kinda sucks
Thinking about Doing either Magnaflow high flow cat and muffler..or Magnaflow Cat, and Flowmaster Delta 40..Still debating Im gnna call a few exhaust shops to see..Estimates on pricing..should I keep the stock piping at 2.25, or go up to 2.50, 2.75?
Unfortunately we do have Emissions testing..kinda sucks
Thinking about Doing either Magnaflow high flow cat and muffler..or Magnaflow Cat, and Flowmaster Delta 40..Still debating Im gnna call a few exhaust shops to see..Estimates on pricing..should I keep the stock piping at 2.25, or go up to 2.50, 2.75?
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I have a dynomax catback on mine..got it for 130ish with a 75$ rebate..
plan on punching the cat out or just replacing it with some pipe once my buddy with the welder can come by..
Actually ill be getting her back from the surgeon tomorrow..mad excited.
plan on punching the cat out or just replacing it with some pipe once my buddy with the welder can come by..
Actually ill be getting her back from the surgeon tomorrow..mad excited.
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magnaflow high flow cat with a flowmaster 40.
Hear it here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5QLHqVjV48
Hear it here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5QLHqVjV48
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Spool rear. Street pressure in the tires. It was in the spring, so the snow was wicked slick/icy. I can make that in 2wd when its dry in the summer.
This is from the same day
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bIDK...er_profilepage
This is from the same day
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bIDK...er_profilepage
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Spool rear. Street pressure in the tires. It was in the spring, so the snow was wicked slick/icy. I can make that in 2wd when its dry in the summer.
This is from the same day
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bIDK...er_profilepage
This is from the same day
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bIDK...er_profilepage
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I recently got my 4Runner back on the road after head gaskets and a valve job. Couldn't bring myself to put the crossover back on - ever - so I bucked up for a set of Thorley headers and 2.25" pipe.
At first I ran that straight through a Flowmaster 50 SUV but it was too loud. It sounded great at idle, a bit too aggressive during acceleration, but sounded like a semi hitting the jake brakes during decceleration. I had the exhaust shop weld a resonator in place where the cat would typically be.
Now it sounds GREAT... a nice throaty rumble at idle, aggressive during acceleration and more modest with no crackle during decceleration. I only have 80 miles on the new setup, but so far so good. The headers cost $560 from Summit Racing, and the exhaust shop charged approx. $260 for pipes, muffer, resonator and welding.
At first I ran that straight through a Flowmaster 50 SUV but it was too loud. It sounded great at idle, a bit too aggressive during acceleration, but sounded like a semi hitting the jake brakes during decceleration. I had the exhaust shop weld a resonator in place where the cat would typically be.
Now it sounds GREAT... a nice throaty rumble at idle, aggressive during acceleration and more modest with no crackle during decceleration. I only have 80 miles on the new setup, but so far so good. The headers cost $560 from Summit Racing, and the exhaust shop charged approx. $260 for pipes, muffer, resonator and welding.
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