I did this mod today, took me about 40 minutes. They must have mad a modification to the pipe that connects to the stock pipe, mind slipped right in, no issues. That $12 dollar tool for the rubber hangers was well worth it. I did put the chrome tip on, it makes the tone a little deeper. Great upgrade for the price! I also had to replace the carrier bearing, not difficult but not as fast and easy as the exhaust. Tomorrow I'm going to try to get the CV axle boots replaced.
I installed this kit because of this video. I'm happy I did. I love the sound. Quick tip I lubricated the first pipe and took a 2x4 with a 5 pound sledge and gave it hell. Seemed to do the trick. Install was easy after that. Thanks for the video I have literally watched all of the tundra videos.
Nice, I hope you like the sound as much as I do. The video really doesn't do it justice. Good tip for that first pipe. Definitely gave me some trouble getting that first one in. Thanks for watching! - Sal
I’m installing mine today, if I remember I’ll edit this comment with how it went! Edit: Alright, let me start off with that I am fairly new to car modification so it may be easier for someone else. This install took me 2 days, day 1 was removing the old exhaust, my first issue was the bolt on the clamp that holds the muffler pipe to the resonator was very rusty and stripped, so I had to cut it off with an ankle grinder, thankfully before installing I thought this might happen so I bought a new one of Amazon before hand. I had to stop on day one because I could not get the new pipe on to the old pipe all the way no matter what I tried, I even tried the ice and the heat but to no avail. So on day 2, I put my truck on an actual lift and was able to hammer the pipe on with a rubber mallet. Then I was able to install the new parts without too much issue. (I work at an auto shop so I only had access to a lift on my lunch break) I’ve driven around for a little bit with the new exhaust and have been very happy with it. No droning at idle, and it sounds great on startup and when you give it gas. I bought mine of realtruck for about $400. Overall it’s a good choice for a first gen tundra, I think my friends will be jealous… 😂
@@JDMDrivewayafter taking the exhaust clamp off, the 2 pipes seem to have rusted together, I’m trying some more PB blaster now. Any ideas if that doesn’t work?
Mine came a day early, and me and my dad installed it in about an hour, it was really easy And it put the biggest smile across my face, it sounds so good, it sounds awesome when accelerating
So nice! My dad has a 2002 tundra in the same color also a TRD that i am buying off him since he just got a newer 2019 tundra. Ive always loved this truck and cant wait to get working on it. Its amazing how reliable its been so far, we used to do so many trips in it and its been across tye country a few times now lol, it does need a bit of work but it should all be fairly easy to do ourselves. The best part is hes giving me a great price since i told him he can still use it whenever he wants 😆 Amazing truck though 👍
I commented before and I have one of those exhaust cutouts and man, the drone is massive lol. The tip on the cutout is pointing directly to the ground. It's fun to open it up and stomp on the gas, it really roars. But for daily driving I usually have it closed. I enjoy the Tundra videos I have an 05. Keep up the good work!
Oh yeah, I remember you mentioning the cutout! I still don't really have plans to do it, but I'm sure it's super fun when you want to get rowdy haha thanks for watching! - Sal
I’m thinking of doing a cut out on my dak R/T. keeping the muffler and resonator so she puts like a kitten and roars like a lion. Which one did you get? Thx
@@gknettel22 Ah nice. It's kind of unbranded but find out what your exhaust diameter is. Then get it welded before the mufflers of course. Mine had 2 remotes with it. You'll have to wire the receiver and motor to your battery. My receive box died like last week so I'll end up hardwiring it with a button into my cab.
I had a 14 wrx and brought a invidia catback and the package came like that, holes and rips lol, I posted on the Reddit and they said a lot of their packages came like that, I think it’s a common thing with exhaust packages, anyways I plan on doing this to my 03 tundra, keep the content coming man love it !
Hey sal it’s Dave again, already made an appointment to get my front wheel bearing replaced ( watching your videos really helps to see if you can “ do it yourself or go to a shop lol) the wheel bearing is shop material for me lol, now after watching this video I am definitely getting a new exhaust, to me your new exhaust sounds perfect. Keep up the videos buddy..( from one tundra lover to another)
Haha glad I can help provide some context on what the installs entail. Would definitely recommend this exhaust, I think it sounds great. The only thing I kinda forgot to mention in the video is that it's aluminized steel, not stainless so it'll have less corrosion resistance and that's how they're able to offer it at a lower price point. We'll see how it holds up over time! Thanks for watching Dave! - Sal
Your Tundra looks and sounds amazing! The exhaust is money on that rig. The sound of the valves on the deceleration is great. These trucks are incredible in terms of reliability, while giving an irreplaceable feel. Mines a little older, put together over in Indiana and still kicking proudly. Putting new injectors in at the moment. Any debates on 4 hole and 12 hole?
Thanks Spencer! I'm enjoying the exhaust so far and the truck has been great to me too. I've done a bit of research on injectors because I was considering upgrading to the 12 hole but I didn't really see enough convincing evidence that they were better than the 4 hole. I'm sure you can't go wrong either way! Thanks for watching - Sal
@@JDMDriveway Good to hear about the exhaust! Picked up the 12 hole injectors and am putting them in tomorrow, hoping that it makes the truck smoother than new. Got a pretty good difference when changing to iridium plugs and NGK coils. I’ll keep you posted on the injectors.
Yeah man, I hope you see a difference with the injectors, I read some things that it may help fuel economy which would be nice haha definitely let me know, I'd love to hear!
Badass man!! My truck is identical to yours from paint to black wheels and I’m gonna move forward with this exhaust system!! Unlike you, I run my truck like it’s on the Baja 500, haha!
I feel like you're truck would look good with some raptor lights in the grill, but it already looks amazing. I have a 2000 limited but I needs lots of work!!
Hola soy colombiano , y seguidor tuyo , estoy tratando de encontrar una cómo la tuya , para hacer todo lo q tú enseñas pero lo q más me ha gustado es ese sonido q a todos nos encanta
Thanks Steve! This exhaust doesn't affect performance at all, but its probably hurting my MPGs a little because I love to hear the exhaust! haha thanks for watching! - Sal
Exactly, it's just the right volume and the phone mic really doesn't do the tone of the exhaust justice. It sounds awesome in real life, especially with the windows down. The wheel and tire setup are Vision Manx 16x8 +0 and tires are 265/75r16. This video goes into more detail on it. Thanks for watching! - Sal czcams.com/video/gD2DY-Zu448/video.html
Ah gotcha. Yeah I've been really liking my truck, but assuming you're looking at similar year Silverados, they're both older, simpler trucks so in my opinion you can't really go wrong. Best of luck with the search!
I just installed the same exhaust on my 2003 Tundra 4wd access cab. The new muffler seems kind of close (~2 inches) to the rear shock though. Did you run into this during your install?
I just checked under my truck and it does look a little close to me (about 2" away), I haven't run into any issues with it though. Thanks for watching, and I hope you enjoy the exhaust as much as I do!
I haven't bought a resonator for my truck yet, but I would consider getting it from rockauto. They usually have good prices and options for OEM replacements. Thanks for watching
Dang dude, I completely didn't think to look. Sorry about that, but I wanna say that it's a perforated design because of the muffler shape. Thanks for watching though! - Sal
@@JDMDriveway no worries at all thanks for the info. Also, I wanted to ask if you had taken the truck up to highway speeds and get your thoughts- I didn’t know if you had based on the rollers and footage driving around town in your video. Thanks very much.
Yeah man, I've had it on highways and I actually towed a few hours with it too. I'd say there's a hint of drone at like ~2800 RPM (65ish mph I think?), but in my opinion it isn't deafening and music can easily drown it out. I think it's worth noting that I'd say I have grown to accept a higher tolerance for noise in the cabin after upgrading to my noisy A/T tires. Regardless, I still think it's a good upgrade that's a bit louder than stock, but not obnoxious around town or on the highway.
Thanks for the video. I installed the exact same exhaust for my 1st gen tundra. The last pipe is loose tho, how I’ve tightened the clamp but that back piece is still loose, is the hanger what’s supposed to keep it from swiveling down?
Huh, that's weird, but yeah that hanger on the back section should keep it from rotating down. The two pipes on my kit fit tightly and I haven't had any issues with it being loose or sagging. Hope you can get it figured out, and thanks for watching!
@@JDMDriveway I think I’m going to order better clamps. I’m going to try using band clamps to see if they work better. Thanks for the reply. I appreciate all your videos!
Hmm I did some quick research and it looks like you'd probably have to replace the whole section that connects up to the cats unless you want to cut and weld. I don't know specific resonators to buy, but I would say to lean towards stainless steel or at least alumnized steel so that it has a longer lifespan. I'm still absolutely loving the exhaust though! Hope this helps, and thanks for watching. - Sal
I'm not sure about smog, my truck is registered in FL and there's no rules haha literally no inspections or anything. The whole exhaust sits behind the cats so I don't see why it wouldn't? But I really can't say for sure, definitely love this exhaust tho! - Sal
@@Rooki3_ turns out it was easy put on a flow master 40 series and it passed just fine planning on doing true duals with 3 inch piping from the catalytic
Hmm sorry I didn't include it in the video. I'm pretty sure it was a 12mm but it could have been a 14. It's pouring outside today, but I'll check tomorrow and let you know for sure - Sal
Ok, so just played around with it a bit and the factory clamp uses a 12mm. Then the new clamps from mbrp use a 15mm but the 5/8 was close and you could probably make that work. Hope this helps! - Sal
Seriously dude, put some shoes on when working in a shop. I hope you didn't drop a muffler or wrench on your flip flops. The truck sounds good though, nice job.
Yeah, you're right. I guess I'm a bit naïve to think that I won't hurt myself working on the cars without shoes on. Thanks for watching though, and I appreciate the heads up - Sal
They're Goodyear Wrangler Authoritys, I made another video talking about them in more detail. Thanks for watching - Sal czcams.com/video/gD2DY-Zu448/video.html
I'm about to need some for my Taco, want to get a bit more aggressive profile AT type. My Tundra has Ironman AT/ MTs on it that look pretty good, but a bit noisy. I'll check into those Goodyears. Thanks for sharing!
Dang, sorry to hear that. I had a very noticeable difference in tone and volume. I wonder if your stock system had a leak or something so it was louder than it should have been? I've also found that the mbrp muffler has "broken in" a bit and gotten a little louder too after driving for a few days. - Sal
It's entirely post-cat and not insanely loud so it should be legal. I don't know the specifics of some other states like Cali though. Thanks for watching
Cant tell you enough how much I love your truck man, so sick
Haha thank you man, I appreciate it! - Sal
I did this mod today, took me about 40 minutes. They must have mad a modification to the pipe that connects to the stock pipe, mind slipped right in, no issues. That $12 dollar tool for the rubber hangers was well worth it. I did put the chrome tip on, it makes the tone a little deeper. Great upgrade for the price! I also had to replace the carrier bearing, not difficult but not as fast and easy as the exhaust. Tomorrow I'm going to try to get the CV axle boots replaced.
Glad to hear about that, thanks for watching!
Nice! I’ve had great reliability with my ‘05 Tundra. 307,000 miles in the snow belt and still has its original exhaust!
Love to hear that, I plan to drive mine for a long time! Lol thanks for watching - Sal
Got 214k on my 05 double cab, absolutely nothing wrong with my motor so that 300k+ sounds promising to me 😅
I installed this kit because of this video. I'm happy I did. I love the sound. Quick tip I lubricated the first pipe and took a 2x4 with a 5 pound sledge and gave it hell. Seemed to do the trick. Install was easy after that. Thanks for the video I have literally watched all of the tundra videos.
Nice, I hope you like the sound as much as I do. The video really doesn't do it justice. Good tip for that first pipe. Definitely gave me some trouble getting that first one in. Thanks for watching! - Sal
I’m installing mine today, if I remember I’ll edit this comment with how it went!
Edit:
Alright, let me start off with that I am fairly new to car modification so it may be easier for someone else.
This install took me 2 days, day 1 was removing the old exhaust, my first issue was the bolt on the clamp that holds the muffler pipe to the resonator was very rusty and stripped, so I had to cut it off with an ankle grinder, thankfully before installing I thought this might happen so I bought a new one of Amazon before hand. I had to stop on day one because I could not get the new pipe on to the old pipe all the way no matter what I tried, I even tried the ice and the heat but to no avail. So on day 2, I put my truck on an actual lift and was able to hammer the pipe on with a rubber mallet. Then I was able to install the new parts without too much issue. (I work at an auto shop so I only had access to a lift on my lunch break)
I’ve driven around for a little bit with the new exhaust and have been very happy with it. No droning at idle, and it sounds great on startup and when you give it gas. I bought mine of realtruck for about $400.
Overall it’s a good choice for a first gen tundra, I think my friends will be jealous… 😂
Nice!! Yeah let us know what you think! Thanks for watching
@@JDMDrivewayafter taking the exhaust clamp off, the 2 pipes seem to have rusted together, I’m trying some more PB blaster now. Any ideas if that doesn’t work?
Aside from letting that sit, maybe heat would help loosen it up? That's frustrating, best of luck!
Mine came a day early, and me and my dad installed it in about an hour, it was really easy
And it put the biggest smile across my face, it sounds so good, it sounds awesome when accelerating
Awesome, that's great to hear. It sounds a ton better in person too huh? Thanks for watching!
@@JDMDrivewayyes it does, in person it sounds so good. I still love it after a month 🙌
Thank you for replying !
I got the Borla dual exit exhaust and man do aftermarket exhaust really add to the driving experience for these first gen Tundras!! Great vid, subbed.
I totally agree! The exhausts really open them up and sound great. Thanks for watching! - Sal
So nice! My dad has a 2002 tundra in the same color also a TRD that i am buying off him since he just got a newer 2019 tundra. Ive always loved this truck and cant wait to get working on it. Its amazing how reliable its been so far, we used to do so many trips in it and its been across tye country a few times now lol, it does need a bit of work but it should all be fairly easy to do ourselves.
The best part is hes giving me a great price since i told him he can still use it whenever he wants 😆
Amazing truck though 👍
That's awesome man, congrats on the new to you truck! They're awesome, mine has been great to me too. Thanks for watching!
Love coming back to this video. That truck sounds menacing. Love what you've done to it man!
Glad to hear it, I just wish I could capture the sound more accurately. It sounds even better in person! Thanks for watching!
Great comparison video between stock and aftermarket.
Glad you liked it, thanks for watching! - Sal
I commented before and I have one of those exhaust cutouts and man, the drone is massive lol. The tip on the cutout is pointing directly to the ground. It's fun to open it up and stomp on the gas, it really roars. But for daily driving I usually have it closed. I enjoy the Tundra videos I have an 05. Keep up the good work!
Oh yeah, I remember you mentioning the cutout! I still don't really have plans to do it, but I'm sure it's super fun when you want to get rowdy haha thanks for watching! - Sal
I’m thinking of doing a cut out on my dak R/T. keeping the muffler and resonator so she puts like a kitten and roars like a lion. Which one did you get? Thx
@@gknettel22 Ah nice. It's kind of unbranded but find out what your exhaust diameter is. Then get it welded before the mufflers of course. Mine had 2 remotes with it. You'll have to wire the receiver and motor to your battery. My receive box died like last week so I'll end up hardwiring it with a button into my cab.
I have a 2001
And definitely thinking of putting this exhaust
I'd definitely recommend it, I still love it a year later! Thanks for watching
I had a 14 wrx and brought a invidia catback and the package came like that, holes and rips lol, I posted on the Reddit and they said a lot of their packages came like that, I think it’s a common thing with exhaust packages, anyways I plan on doing this to my 03 tundra, keep the content coming man love it !
Oh good to know, and good taste in cars! lol I had a 2015 WRX before this truck. Thanks for watching!
I wish it were possible to like this more than once. I’m sold. I have been trying to hear this exhaust before I bought it so super excited 🥵
hahaha and dude I promise it sounds even better in person! I'm loving it so far, thanks for watching - Sal
Awesome video man. Thanks for taking the time to film & edit this video for the rest of us. Just subscribed 👍
For sure! Thanks for watching!
And you did the whole thing in sandals! Atta boy Sal keep up the good work man
😂 I'm going for comfort over here lol thanks for watching - Sal
Love the tone on the truck bro
Thanks! I'm loving it so far too - Sal
@@JDMDriveway i might have to cop it cause i want to do an exhaust and this seems like the balence of tone and roudiness
Yeah it's definitely not "clappy" like some of the Chevy bros lol it's a good clean sound
@@JDMDriveway and it seems quiet until you get on it
Yup exactly
Hey sal it’s Dave again, already made an appointment to get my front wheel bearing replaced ( watching your videos really helps to see if you can “ do it yourself or go to a shop lol) the wheel bearing is shop material for me lol, now after watching this video I am definitely getting a new exhaust, to me your new exhaust sounds perfect. Keep up the videos buddy..( from one tundra lover to another)
Haha glad I can help provide some context on what the installs entail. Would definitely recommend this exhaust, I think it sounds great. The only thing I kinda forgot to mention in the video is that it's aluminized steel, not stainless so it'll have less corrosion resistance and that's how they're able to offer it at a lower price point. We'll see how it holds up over time! Thanks for watching Dave! - Sal
Thanks for your great wok and advice! Just got mine!
Awesome! Hope you enjoy it as much as I do! Thanks for watching
This truck is so clean I've got the same truck with 675 000 miles all og
Dang!! That's a ton of miles, love hearing about trucks with that many though! They really do run forever! Thanks for watching
Just put the same one on my 04 and love it
Good choice! It's exactly the volume I was going for in an exhaust. Thanks for watching! - Sal
Great video, im installing mine tomorrow on my 04
Ah nice!! I hope you like it as much as I do! It sounds so much better in person! Thanks for watching
Super easy install and wow what a difference now.
Really enjoy your Tundra videos.
Thanks David, I appreciate the support! - Sal
Sounds good you have inspired me I'm going to buy that for my 2006 tundra sr5 double cab thanks boss
Sweet, glad to hear it! Thanks for watching
Sounds great Sal. I'll look into this one. Like the enjuku shirt to. I bought a Mines tuned ECU for my redtop from them years ago. Great video👍👍
haha that's sick, enjuku has been super easy to order parts through and their shipping is always so quick. Thanks for watching - Sal
I’m not a fan of loud ass trucks but your build is pretty sweet
Yeah man, that's what got me most excited about this exhaust. It sounds good without being obnoxious. Thanks for watching
Nice truck, and I like how you drive,keep it up, truck will treat you well
I appreciate that! Thanks for watching
Your Tundra looks and sounds amazing! The exhaust is money on that rig. The sound of the valves on the deceleration is great. These trucks are incredible in terms of reliability, while giving an irreplaceable feel. Mines a little older, put together over in Indiana and still kicking proudly. Putting new injectors in at the moment. Any debates on 4 hole and 12 hole?
Thanks Spencer! I'm enjoying the exhaust so far and the truck has been great to me too. I've done a bit of research on injectors because I was considering upgrading to the 12 hole but I didn't really see enough convincing evidence that they were better than the 4 hole. I'm sure you can't go wrong either way! Thanks for watching - Sal
@@JDMDriveway Good to hear about the exhaust! Picked up the 12 hole injectors and am putting them in tomorrow, hoping that it makes the truck smoother than new. Got a pretty good difference when changing to iridium plugs and NGK coils. I’ll keep you posted on the injectors.
Yeah man, I hope you see a difference with the injectors, I read some things that it may help fuel economy which would be nice haha definitely let me know, I'd love to hear!
Sounds great
Thanks for watching! - Sal
Nice, I think I'll order one for my '06.
👍🏼 thanks for watching! - Sal
Badass man!! My truck is identical to yours from paint to black wheels and I’m gonna move forward with this exhaust system!! Unlike you, I run my truck like it’s on the Baja 500, haha!
Haha that's awesome! I'm sure you'll love the exhaust! Thanks for watching
I feel like you're truck would look good with some raptor lights in the grill, but it already looks amazing. I have a 2000 limited but I needs lots of work!!
I've definitely considered it, and I may experiment with a trd pro style grille as well. Thanks for watching! - Sal
Sounds good I have catback no resonator and no mufflers pop it in 1 or 2 and I get some nice pops🍿
Lol your truck must sound gnarly! I did some revs without the back section on and it was pretty crazy haha thanks for watching! - Sal
The truck sounds great, I almost got an 03 4Runner from my dad with the 4.7. Sadly the frame was rusted so badly it just fell apart
Ah that sucks, rust is so frustrating to deal with. Thanks for watching! - Sal
i will be so mad at you if you get rid of this truck! what a classic!!! one of my favorite builds
Hahaha I've got no plans to, thanks for the support!! - Sal
Hola soy colombiano , y seguidor tuyo , estoy tratando de encontrar una cómo la tuya , para hacer todo lo q tú enseñas pero lo q más me ha gustado es ese sonido q a todos nos encanta
Gracias por las bonitas palabras, pero sí, ¡estos camiones son increíbles! Buena suerte para encontrar uno y gracias por mirar.
I love that new exhaust/sound! My 06 would sound so much better with that. Does if affect the performance at all!
Thanks Steve! This exhaust doesn't affect performance at all, but its probably hurting my MPGs a little because I love to hear the exhaust! haha thanks for watching! - Sal
Sounds way better and not to loud. What are the wheel specs? Offset and width also tire size? Definitely the perfect tundra
Exactly, it's just the right volume and the phone mic really doesn't do the tone of the exhaust justice. It sounds awesome in real life, especially with the windows down. The wheel and tire setup are Vision Manx 16x8 +0 and tires are 265/75r16. This video goes into more detail on it. Thanks for watching! - Sal
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@JDM Driveway appreciate you 🙏 if I buy a tundra I want to run a setup similar to this. In a toss up between a Silverado or tundra
Ah gotcha. Yeah I've been really liking my truck, but assuming you're looking at similar year Silverados, they're both older, simpler trucks so in my opinion you can't really go wrong. Best of luck with the search!
I just installed the same exhaust on my 2003 Tundra 4wd access cab. The new muffler seems kind of close (~2 inches) to the rear shock though. Did you run into this during your install?
I just checked under my truck and it does look a little close to me (about 2" away), I haven't run into any issues with it though. Thanks for watching, and I hope you enjoy the exhaust as much as I do!
Hey man. I love it how hear the sounds can you tell me what resonator can I can buy. My tundra is the recular cab sr5 8 cyl 4.7L.
I haven't bought a resonator for my truck yet, but I would consider getting it from rockauto. They usually have good prices and options for OEM replacements. Thanks for watching
Awesome video man. Were you able to look down the inside of the MBRP muffler before you put it on….. curious if it’s a louvered or perforated design.
Dang dude, I completely didn't think to look. Sorry about that, but I wanna say that it's a perforated design because of the muffler shape. Thanks for watching though! - Sal
@@JDMDriveway no worries at all thanks for the info. Also, I wanted to ask if you had taken the truck up to highway speeds and get your thoughts- I didn’t know if you had based on the rollers and footage driving around town in your video. Thanks very much.
Yeah man, I've had it on highways and I actually towed a few hours with it too. I'd say there's a hint of drone at like ~2800 RPM (65ish mph I think?), but in my opinion it isn't deafening and music can easily drown it out. I think it's worth noting that I'd say I have grown to accept a higher tolerance for noise in the cabin after upgrading to my noisy A/T tires. Regardless, I still think it's a good upgrade that's a bit louder than stock, but not obnoxious around town or on the highway.
just got a 2000 in the same color!
Awesome, congrats!
Thanks for the video. I installed the exact same exhaust for my 1st gen tundra. The last pipe is loose tho, how I’ve tightened the clamp but that back piece is still loose, is the hanger what’s supposed to keep it from swiveling down?
Huh, that's weird, but yeah that hanger on the back section should keep it from rotating down. The two pipes on my kit fit tightly and I haven't had any issues with it being loose or sagging. Hope you can get it figured out, and thanks for watching!
@@JDMDriveway I think I’m going to order better clamps. I’m going to try using band clamps to see if they work better. Thanks for the reply. I appreciate all your videos!
Sal I'm thinking I'm going to buy one of these for my double cab, but my resonator is rusted out. What kind of resonator would you purchase?
Hmm I did some quick research and it looks like you'd probably have to replace the whole section that connects up to the cats unless you want to cut and weld. I don't know specific resonators to buy, but I would say to lean towards stainless steel or at least alumnized steel so that it has a longer lifespan. I'm still absolutely loving the exhaust though! Hope this helps, and thanks for watching. - Sal
My truck sounds kind of like that but only because there's a big hole on top of the muffler I found out today😅😅😅
Hahaha sounds like a good excuse to get an aftermarket exhaust. Thanks for watching!
How is the cost for that system
Is this the same system listed on the mbrp website as cat back?
Yeah it looks like it! Thanks for watching
Sorry about the stock exhaust is better
I respect that, and to each their own! Nothing wrong with stock, but just wanted to switch it up a bit. Thanks for watching! - Sal
Hey its me again, do u still pass smog without having issues or? I been thinning of doing it to my 02 tundra
I'm not sure about smog, my truck is registered in FL and there's no rules haha literally no inspections or anything. The whole exhaust sits behind the cats so I don't see why it wouldn't? But I really can't say for sure, definitely love this exhaust tho! - Sal
Damn think this would be a no-go with California smog inspections
@@Rooki3_ turns out it was easy put on a flow master 40 series and it passed just fine planning on doing true duals with 3 inch piping from the catalytic
Has it had any impact on fuel economy?
Nope not noticeably. Unless you consider how much more gas you'll be giving it to hear the exhaust 😂 thanks for watching
Do you recall what size socket to take the exhaust off? I don’t own too many in Metric so I usually need to go buy them.
Hmm sorry I didn't include it in the video. I'm pretty sure it was a 12mm but it could have been a 14. It's pouring outside today, but I'll check tomorrow and let you know for sure - Sal
@@JDMDriveway thank you!
Ok, so just played around with it a bit and the factory clamp uses a 12mm. Then the new clamps from mbrp use a 15mm but the 5/8 was close and you could probably make that work. Hope this helps! - Sal
@@JDMDriveway thank you again! Appreciate it. I bought the same exhaust because of your video. Sound and price are both great
Anyone know if this exhaust will fit on a double cab?
It should, I've seen people comment that it fits on their DCs. Maybe someone else can jump in here and confirm. Thanks for watching!
Seriously dude, put some shoes on when working in a shop. I hope you didn't drop a muffler or wrench on your flip flops.
The truck sounds good though, nice job.
Yeah, you're right. I guess I'm a bit naïve to think that I won't hurt myself working on the cars without shoes on. Thanks for watching though, and I appreciate the heads up - Sal
how much is this
I don't really remember, but I think it's around $350 or so. Thanks for watching!
what tires are those?
They're Goodyear Wrangler Authoritys, I made another video talking about them in more detail. Thanks for watching - Sal
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I'm about to need some for my Taco, want to get a bit more aggressive profile AT type. My Tundra has Ironman AT/ MTs on it that look pretty good, but a bit noisy. I'll check into those Goodyears. Thanks for sharing!
Yeah of course, but heads up that these are pretty noisy as well. Best of luck with the search
hey man just bought on 06 access 4wd 4.7 how do i tell if it’s a TRD
Huh, just installed this and it doesn’t sound nearly as badass as yours. If anything it just sounds like stock
Dang, sorry to hear that. I had a very noticeable difference in tone and volume. I wonder if your stock system had a leak or something so it was louder than it should have been? I've also found that the mbrp muffler has "broken in" a bit and gotten a little louder too after driving for a few days. - Sal
Is it legal?
It's entirely post-cat and not insanely loud so it should be legal. I don't know the specifics of some other states like Cali though. Thanks for watching
@@JDMDriveway ok thank you