BTOWN4RUNNER

Phil, you are the only one who can make talking about a big hollow piece of metal sound dirty. What's up with that?!?! LOL...just kidding buddy! I do like my STM just as well! :fireman:

Fred Anarat

I understand that most of you are running V6's with muff mods, but what about those of us who only have the lowly 22RE?
Maybe we could get some input from those of you who have changed things up on their 4 cyl. My exhaust system is just about on it's last legs, and if I'm gonna fix it I may as well upgrade at the same time (cat, pipes, and muffler possably a header). Not like the last owner who went cheap and dirty.

butnut

Hey Fred. I have the 2.7 and it's the biggest/best 4 banger I owned. The muffler mod did seem to help power wise (seat of pants) but you could go full exhaust since you have headers available for your 22re. I put headers on my 4 banger Datsuns and Toys (20r) and it's very simple...not like the V6 nightmare installs. You should get some good results changing everything from the header back. I believe header length has some effect on low end or high end...I 'think' the short pipe headers were good for low end. Good luck.
butnut

Bob_98SR5

Dynomax all the way.

I'm very pleased w/ my Dynomax/Monza combination. I am going to remove that off the 99 and put it on the 98. Hopefully its as bolt-on as they claimed it was when they fab'd it.

The sounds is a tad (and I do mean tad) bit over stock. It's got a nice mellow sound to it. Overall, if you are looking for something a bit louder than stock and are afraid of offending the neighbors, wife, girlfriend b@#$#ching, Dynomax is a good option.

Bob

Beowulf

Speaking of Borla, I wonder why they never developed anything for 2001/2002 4Runners?

CLin9383

does anyone have a pic of a 96-98 4runner with a TRD exhaust? thanks!