fullcircle

I've decided to get a Delta 40 Flowmaster for my 3rd gen. Can someone tell me the positives and negatives of modding it to be a dual exhaust vs. stock? Thanks.

Bob_98SR5

my first question is "have you heard a FM 40?" those things are pretty loud at idle and even while cruising on the freeway.

bob

garrett1478

this topic was just discussed a couple days ago

https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/exhaust-questions-60904/
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/96-4runner-dual-exhaust-60282/

callmej75

my super delta 40 is pretty quiet at cruising speed

fullcircle

Loud and throaty is what I'm looking for. My truck just got lifted a total of 6" and it didn't seem right for her to be so quiet when she looked so mean. I just want it to sound as bad as it looks. Any hints and tips to do this, I'll take them. Thanks again guys.

rocket

iTrader: (1)

Positive: looks good, nice for a "street queen".

Negative: extra cost, would have ground clearance and fittment issues, stupid for off roading, not functional.

95ToyotaPU007

get some glass packs. cheap and loud.

Is there room for a dual muffler(delta 40) set up?

HarrisonP

I have the 40 series single in and dual out. I've heard that it doesn't really sound different with the single out, but I just love the look of the twin pipes commin outta the corners. It is pretty loud for a toyota, but compared to a fullsize truck with a V8 it really isnt much.

4in100

I have the 40 series on my T100....after a good weekend of wheeling I now have nothing coming out of the muffler. That's right kido's It's cut right behind the muffler. I welded some turn-downs on so that I don't boil my diff fluid, but you can't see anything but you can sure hear it in the cab more now.

Jason B

I think this is what you may want.

http://www.burtmanindustries.com/ima...deo/vortex.wmv

http://www.toyotaoffroad.net/jnburtm...haustShot.mpeg

97Limited

Hey fullcircle;

Go with the duals, they sound so much throatier and louder!!
For an idea check out the pics of my dauls!!
Good Luck