Want a nice sounding exhaust?
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Want a nice sounding exhaust?
I am buying a 2002 4Runner next week and wanted to know of any nice sounding mufflers that I could get to weld inline with the factory exhaust system. I am a poor college student so the cheaper the better.
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welcome to yotatech.... i love my magnaflow 18'' muffler i got some prices and pics if you click my mods
heres a short vid it sounds better in person http://s63.photobucket.com/albums/h1...t=MVI_3240.flv
heres a short vid it sounds better in person http://s63.photobucket.com/albums/h1...t=MVI_3240.flv
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on a v6??
flowmaster super 40 is a good medium. some complain that the 40 series is too loud. the magnaflow that elton mention also seems like a good muffler. check out www.flowmaster.com for some info. you could probably buy them for 60-80 bucks on ebay. get them installed for 40-50 bucks depending. they'll add several inches of piping because the muffler is shorter than stock. that's about it. oh i believe yours is the same as mine so center in, offset out. go with 2.25" 2.5" is too much you'll lose a lot of low end.
flowmaster super 40 is a good medium. some complain that the 40 series is too loud. the magnaflow that elton mention also seems like a good muffler. check out www.flowmaster.com for some info. you could probably buy them for 60-80 bucks on ebay. get them installed for 40-50 bucks depending. they'll add several inches of piping because the muffler is shorter than stock. that's about it. oh i believe yours is the same as mine so center in, offset out. go with 2.25" 2.5" is too much you'll lose a lot of low end.
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there are lots of toyota mufflers to choose from. flowmaster is one option. it would really depend on which kind want to have plus the $$$ you wanna spend on it.
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Haha....89 4Runner, 3slow with 2 1/2 from Y pipe back and a CheryBomb! Dont go with this if you want to enjoy driving it every day. Maybe it wouldnt be so loud if I had some carpet in the thing! Sorry, no useful info, but I wish I had gone quieter with my setup. Mike
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Gotta toss my vote in for the Jardine catback system. It replaces all that rusty piping from the converter to the chrome tip. And, it comes with a lifetime warranty on the whole system. IIRC, they were selling for ~$250 on the web, or contact Nick at Doug Thorley headers for an even better deal. The sound is just perfect: nice and low without being ricey or too loud. Plus, if you have some basic knowledge on how to repair things and the necessary tools, you can do it yourself and save on labor.
Here's a pic of the 3.5" tip...
Here's a pic of the 3.5" tip...
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