Jaos Battlez exhaust , bull bar, skid plate on 03 pics
10-06-2003, 07:35 PM
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Jaos Battlez exhaust , bull bar, skid plate on 03 pics
Jason B just sent these to me, i like the exhaust and im thinking of purchasing it. What do you all think? anyone have any info about the Battlez exhaust from jaos, Jason is getting a sound clip togther. Or should i go custom dual? here they are
10-06-2003, 07:51 PM
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I like the exhaust, if it sounds anything like the Nissan Armada I would get it, I don't really like the look of the dual exhaust and it is really only for looks, you can have a single outlet with the same performance right and I like that muffler
I look
forward to a sound clip
I would like to see that grille guard at more angles but it's to much chrome and it makes the truck stand out plus it's more to clean.
I got to start making my truck different, I want the SC
I look
forward to a sound clipI would like to see that grille guard at more angles but it's to much chrome and it makes the truck stand out plus it's more to clean.
I got to start making my truck different, I want the SC
10-06-2003, 07:53 PM
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Chris,
If you can get the Battlez you should be able to get the TRD exhaust as well and I like the looks of the TRD better than the Battlez.
I can also attest to the performance and sound of the TRD and not the the Battlez. I'm completely satisfied with the TRD exhaust.
If you can get the Battlez you should be able to get the TRD exhaust as well and I like the looks of the TRD better than the Battlez.
I can also attest to the performance and sound of the TRD and not the the Battlez. I'm completely satisfied with the TRD exhaust.
sorry, too much bling for me!
10-06-2003, 08:31 PM
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Originally posted by EDGE
Woody
when you say TRD exhaust you mean Borla cause Toyota sells that or is their a different
Woody
when you say TRD exhaust you mean Borla cause Toyota sells that or is their a different
This is the one I have that I think Jason B can get as well as the Battlez:
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10-06-2003, 10:03 PM
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Jason B on this forum his web site is http://www.burtmanindustries.com
10-07-2003, 09:32 AM
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I like the looks of the of the battle and the trd. They both look kinda like the little canon mufflers for civics or imports. I saw a 96 97 landcruser with dual mufflers like those that kinda look like a little civic canon. I was wondering why not just get a ricer muffler that is small like both pictured and just get some one to install them. I did that on my integra like 4 years ago and I think it only cost me around $130 installed. I have been seeing those little mufflers at pepboys for like $75. What do you guys think dual little canons would look like on each side of the towing package on a 1999 limited 4x4. I think if they where small enough it would look very good. I just DONT want my runner to start looking like the advanced auto poster child rice runner
10-07-2003, 10:01 AM
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I sell the Jaos/Battlez exhaust for the 2003 4Runner. This exhaust is imported from Japan and is specifially made to fit the 2003 4runner, all stainless steel.
The FULL (2 part) SYSTEM will run about $999 for everything. That will include EVERYTHING from the catback with a high flow CENTER PIPE/section, technically called the B pipe. This system will give the most power gain.
If you want to save some money, you can go with just the end section, which is the muffler with the piping that mounts at the end of the stock center pipe, for $499 at the moment. (Seen in pics above)
The FULL (2 part) SYSTEM will run about $999 for everything. That will include EVERYTHING from the catback with a high flow CENTER PIPE/section, technically called the B pipe. This system will give the most power gain.
If you want to save some money, you can go with just the end section, which is the muffler with the piping that mounts at the end of the stock center pipe, for $499 at the moment. (Seen in pics above)
10-07-2003, 12:17 PM
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If you want to save some money, you can go with just the end section, which is the muffler with the piping that mounts at the end of the stock center pipe, for $499 at the moment. (Seen in pics above) [/B][/QUOTE]
Does the "end section" utilizes the OEM resonator...
Does the "end section" utilizes the OEM resonator...
10-07-2003, 12:27 PM
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If you mean that the rear section of the JAOS Exh can be used with the Factory center/mid pipe? The answer is yes to this question.
The 2nd picture shows the rear section of the exhaust and it connects to the factory center pipe with a matching flange.
The 2nd picture shows the rear section of the exhaust and it connects to the factory center pipe with a matching flange.
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10-07-2003, 12:36 PM
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Yes you will have performance increase by adding just the rear section. But to achieve the maximum gain will be with the B-pipe.
http://www.jaos.co.jp/prdcts_img/5/527050.jpg rear section
http://www.jaos.co.jp/prdcts_img/5/528040.jpg the B pipe
The mandrel bent piping is larger and smoother than the stock unit, and the straight-though design of the rear muffler from JAOS will minimize the back-pressure of the overall exhaust system. Thus in-turn, enhanced air flow (better mid-high end power output).
http://www.jaos.co.jp/prdcts_img/5/527050.jpg rear section
http://www.jaos.co.jp/prdcts_img/5/528040.jpg the B pipe
The mandrel bent piping is larger and smoother than the stock unit, and the straight-though design of the rear muffler from JAOS will minimize the back-pressure of the overall exhaust system. Thus in-turn, enhanced air flow (better mid-high end power output).
Last edited by Jason B; 10-07-2003 at 12:48 PM.
10-07-2003, 01:24 PM
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Originally posted by FirstToy
But reducing backpressure won't that kill your low end torque?
But reducing backpressure won't that kill your low end torque?
10-09-2003, 05:05 AM
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Fresh sounds clips - RM:
inside
outside
If you can't play clips, download real player here: http://www.real.com/R/RDX.fail-click...ayerV2GOLD.exe
inside
outside
If you can't play clips, download real player here: http://www.real.com/R/RDX.fail-click...ayerV2GOLD.exe
Last edited by Jason B; 11-11-2003 at 07:38 AM.
