93Yota

Hi Guys,

I did some searching but didn't come up with much. I just bought (2 days ago) a 93 Toyota Pickup 4X4 reg. cab with the 22re and 5spd. It needs a muffler so i'm thinking flowmaster, magnaflow, dynomax. I'm looking for suggestions. I don't want to spend a fortune, just want it to perform decent and not sound like crap. I don't really care for it to be loud, but a little throaty sounding never hurts. I know I'm going to get a bunch of opinions of this one or that one, and that's fine. Basically I'm looking for value here and nothing that will be too loud.

Thanks in advance, and sorry if this has been beat to death but the search didn't turn up much of anything.

~Jason

Elton

i have a lce header and a 2-1/4 into a flowmaster delta 40 and it sounds good a little loud but i like it

93Yota

A header will be in the future, for now just need a muffler.

Elton

i had the muffler for about 6months before i got the header it sounded good it got deeper when i put the header on

Boaz

I have a pacesetter header and a summit turbo muffler w/ high flow cat on my 93 22RE

For the money a summit turbo is a nice sounding muffler. However I will be taking the Magnaflow off my 4th Gen soon and will probably end up putting it on my 93 truck..

HUTCHSTACO

my vote is for magnaflow

kyle_22r

on my '91, the front exhaust had been redone with 2" to the cat, and was rotted from the muffler outlet back. i had the exhaust shop install a new muffler and put 2" pipe all the way back.

sounds really mellow, didn't really notice a power increase/decrease.

on my '79, i've got a thorley header that dumps directly into a 30" cherry bomb glass pack with turndown on the end. yeah, it'll make your ears bleed but that thing can really get it awn. i'll probably have it redone with a magnaflow and make the piping longer(maybe dump in front of the rear tire), the buzz gets annoying after a while. can't get a better sounding muffler at an idle though.

bflooks

my 98 3rz has 2" stock exhaust system with the magnaflow. LOVE IT!

93Yota

I'm thinking Magnaflow, hearing good things about it but where can I find one. Did a google and couldn't turn up much other than OEM mufflers and the magnaflow website. Do they make a magnaflow for a 93 Yota P/U or do you have to get a universal. If so, what universal works well. Thanks alot guys

Also, how about dynomax?

~Jason

Elton

get a 2-1/4 from ebay thay have free shipping then have a 2-1/4 bent up at the exhaust shop should cost around $120

bflooks

got mine on ebay. $70 delivered.

Bob_98SR5

moved to newbie FAQ

JHupp

Bought a magnaflow over the summer, but dont reccomend it. Sounds a little too riced out in my opinion. Be sure to go with a DUAL outlet, looks much better, and I regret it now. One of my buddies has a Flowmaster on his taco, and it sounds much better. The magnaflow just doesnt have the throaty sound I wanted. Ohh well, good luck.

JHupp

Ohh, by the way, Meinekie(one of the chain garages in New Jersey) ran a special on the Magnaflow and the flowmaster, $300 installed including the tip.

ebelen1

Magnaflow. Unless you're going to parade the muffler around, get the cheaper version that doesn't have a polished finish. Got mine for $35 and another $50 for install. Many high-performance muffler shops are magnaflow distributors. I don't know about others but I don't think mine sounds ricey.

Also, ebay usually has them for about $60 shipped IIRC. If you don't want a louder muffler, go with the longer version that's at least 20 inches long.

93Yota

Great, thanks for the help guys........and Bob, sorry if I posted in the wrong forum but I did alot of searching first, and had some model specific questions so I posted in the 85-95 forum. Anyway, I think I know what to look for now

FR_Javier

I just threw a stainless 3.0 in. exhaust on my '89. Had some spare exhaust parts (muffler, cat, resonator) lying around the shop and some scrap bends. Sounds ok...kinda loud...after it's turbo'd it'll be a lil quieter. Also, any of the straight through perforated resonators and mufflers will be louder than a louvered style part. Its one of those compromises between volume, flow, and pressure.