Exhaust Upgrade
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Exhaust Upgrade
I did a search and couldn't find a good answer...
I want to upgrade my exhaust to a 2.5" system. This will be my first custom exhaust system and would like some help.
Has anyone done this? Do you have a parts list and pictures?
I guess I need to start with a new exhaust manifold/header and work my way all the way back to the tail pipe.
I need to keep it on a light budget but will save up if needed. I just don't know where to start. The old exhaust is gone and I don't even know how it needs routed.
Thanks for any help.
I want to upgrade my exhaust to a 2.5" system. This will be my first custom exhaust system and would like some help.
Has anyone done this? Do you have a parts list and pictures?
I guess I need to start with a new exhaust manifold/header and work my way all the way back to the tail pipe.
I need to keep it on a light budget but will save up if needed. I just don't know where to start. The old exhaust is gone and I don't even know how it needs routed.
Thanks for any help.
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there is no way you searched enough if you didnt find any good answer to those exhaust questions...
header not necessary unless you want to spend the money. go 2.25'' tubing. and go to any exhaust shop in your area and have them bend you up a system. no need to buy all the parts then try and do it yourself.
header not necessary unless you want to spend the money. go 2.25'' tubing. and go to any exhaust shop in your area and have them bend you up a system. no need to buy all the parts then try and do it yourself.
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I guess I don't know how to search. I put "exhaust" in the search and looked through over 4 pages of results and didn't see anything that even remotely said "go to your local exhaust shop".
Can an exhaust shop bend up a system without the vehicle? I don't think I can drive it there with just the manifold and I don't want to pay to get it towed.
Also, I figured since I have the bed off it would be easier.
Can an exhaust shop bend up a system without the vehicle? I don't think I can drive it there with just the manifold and I don't want to pay to get it towed.
Also, I figured since I have the bed off it would be easier.
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I've driven plenty to exhaust shop with just a header. Loud as crap but if you get pulled over say you are headed to exhaust shop.
I doubt they'll bend anything without the vehicle on site.
They do exhaust from underneath so bed on or off is irrelevant.
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I doubt they'll bend anything without the vehicle on site.
They do exhaust from underneath so bed on or off is irrelevant.
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One more question: is there any performance improvement with just the larger exhaust or would a header help also?
I'm getting a rebuilt motor and just trying to do some small things to maybe get a little more power out of it. Not too worried about it, but since I need a new exhaust I figured I would go bigger.
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both yes up to a point. to improve your searching, try more elaborate or more specific wordings for what you want to find. a search example would be: exhaust for ___ engine or _____ performance exhaust -- these will get you slightly more accurate results next time. you can even do site-specific google searches, like "site:yotatech.com 22re exhaust"
to my knowledge there aren't too many bolt-on exhausts ready to go for our Yotas, but there are a couple stock ones that'll bolt up no problemo, some performance ones you're gonna pay big $ for, and a couple that'll work great but are gonna need other mods because of how they're routed. a thorough search (here and google) would have netted you most/all of these results.
to my knowledge there aren't too many bolt-on exhausts ready to go for our Yotas, but there are a couple stock ones that'll bolt up no problemo, some performance ones you're gonna pay big $ for, and a couple that'll work great but are gonna need other mods because of how they're routed. a thorough search (here and google) would have netted you most/all of these results.
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If you want a cheap solution to get you through until you are ready to do some real upgrading, I purchased some aftermarket exhaust pipe, including the muffler, all the way from the header back (excluding the cat) from Rock Auto http://www.rockauto.com/. It was bolt on, had everything I needed and sounds fine with no leaks.
It's not great, but it was already bent to fit, shipped right to my door and bolted on in about a half-hour.
It's not great, but it was already bent to fit, shipped right to my door and bolted on in about a half-hour.
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