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Old 12-13-2005, 09:31 PM
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Absolutely not tryn to rip. BTW welcome
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I don't really remember exactly but I would say actual muffler is about 14-16", with inlet/outlet its probably 20" or so...maybe a tad shorter...I can measure it for ya if you need me to.

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Originally Posted by tx4runnerTRD
Idle there is a VERY small change in sound. You wont actually here the throaty sound till you rev the engine
Nice, how much did just the muffler run?
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Well you also have to factor in all the engine too. What year is your 4runner
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The muffler on burtman industries is 103$ with shipping
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Same as 4x4Fink. My 18" Magnaflow was a bit too loud at highway speeds. How does the Vortex do in that category from the inside? If I can get convinced, I might try it when I get my 2.5" system.
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He's got a Tacoma...if you've ever pulled up next to a Chevy/Ford with Flows, it'll sound like that but not as loud...a nice deep, mellow tone...but when you hit the gas it really wakes up! I set off on average 4 car alarms a day driving through campus to class...its a lotta fun!

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EDIT: marko has a '98 and oly has a Taco
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The muffler on burtman industries is 103$ with shipping
Thanks man! Maybe I'll have to get one!
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Originally Posted by 4x4Fink
I don't really remember exactly but I would say actual muffler is about 14-16", with inlet/outlet its probably 20" or so...maybe a tad shorter...I can measure it for ya if you need me to.

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That's short, shorter than the 18" Magnaflow. It sounds loud on Jason's website too. Does it really disappear during highway driving at 2.5k RPMS ish (from the inside)?
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Originally Posted by 4x4Fink
I set off on average 4 car alarms a day driving through campus to class...its a lotta fun!

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EDIT: marko has a '98 and oly has a Taco
That's VERY loud... My 18" magnaflow annoyed me at highway speeds.
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Not completely. You will still here it undoubtely
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Not completely. You will still here it undoubtely
Yeah that's what I thought. I liked the sound of the 18" MF, maybe it'll sound nicer with a 2.5" pipe. If not, I can go 24" @ 2.5" pipe, if nothing else. Oh godh I am so picky...
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If your Magnaflow annoyed you at highway speeds then I would advise against the Vortex...I'm used to it by now so it doesn't bother me and by the time I get my BFG's on here...not a big deal at all, but I understand what you mean.

Good luck!

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HAHAHA. Ok i got a question does the pipe affect the sound of the exhaust???
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There may be a very tiny difference in sound...but I would stick with the factory size pipe.

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Originally Posted by 4x4Fink
If your Magnaflow annoyed you at highway speeds then I would advise against the Vortex...I'm used to it by now so it doesn't bother me and by the time I get my BFG's on here...not a big deal at all, but I understand what you mean.

Good luck!

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You mean the sound of MT's will overtone the exhaust?

I personally believe a bigger exhaust pipe will yield a deeper tone, but I am not sure. Can anyone confirm?
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Good deal. Cuz ive been debating wheither or not to buy new pipes. thanks for the advice
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Originally Posted by 4x4Fink
There may be a very tiny difference in sound...but I would stick with the factory size pipe.

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I wanna get 2.5" in preperation for a supercharger/turbo (2.5 is too small for turbo, but better than 2.25). Also, 2.5" gives you a better top end at stock, lower bottom end.
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Originally Posted by marko3xl3
I wanna get 2.5" in preperation for a supercharger/turbo (2.5 is too small for turbo, but better than 2.25). Also, 2.5" gives you a better top end at stock, lower bottom end.
From what I measured the stock piping size for the 3.4L V6 is 2.45"
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