Should I replace TRD with a magnaflow?
#1
Should I replace TRD with a magnaflow? edit: (REPLACED!!)
Hi everyone, I finally took the time to register. I usually post over at 4x4wire. Anyways, I want something a little louder. My TRD 99+ side exit system is too mellow. I can hardly hear it. It only growls when I am at about 1800 rpms..doesn't sound like anything when I stomp on it. I was looking to replace just the muffler with a 18" body magnaflow. The TRD measures 22"(body). Would this be a good idea? I've done the research here and some have said that a S/C w/ trd exhaust runs lean already. Which is more free flowing...TRD or magnaflow? -thanks
Last edited by anthraciterunner; 05-11-2004 at 11:08 PM.
#2
I'm not familure with the TRD but I did have the magnaflow on a 3.0 and it sounded really good. It wasn't super loud but it had a good deep sound. It was very free flowing too. Don't know if it's worth the cash to switch though cus the TRD should be damn good too.
#4
Originally Posted by anthraciterunner
Hi everyone, I finally took the time to register. I usually post over at 4x4wire. Anyways, I want something a little louder. My TRD 99+ side exit system is too mellow. I can hardly hear it. It only growls when I am at about 1800 rpms..doesn't sound like anything when I stomp on it. I was looking to replace just the muffler with a 18" body magnaflow. The TRD measures 22"(body). Would this be a good idea? I've done the research here and some have said that a S/C w/ trd exhaust runs lean already. Which is more free flowing...TRD or magnaflow? -thanks
Then: SELL ME THE TRD!
#7
Originally Posted by <96 Runner>
I had a Tanabe exhaust on my Civic. It sounded dope, but not for $550!!
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#8
It was the best sounding exhaust in my opinion. However, I reiterate my point of it not being worth the money. By the time you drop that much dough, you are 1/3 of your way to a SC or Turbo.
I had a bunch of mods to my civic, in a nut shell after my cam install, aem CAI, and Tanabe exhaust, it absolutely screamed at 8K RPM. I used to let my friends drive it around so I could hear it from the sidewalk.
Tanabe is one of the few QS9000 certified exhaust companies - that I am aware of anyway.
I had a bunch of mods to my civic, in a nut shell after my cam install, aem CAI, and Tanabe exhaust, it absolutely screamed at 8K RPM. I used to let my friends drive it around so I could hear it from the sidewalk.
Tanabe is one of the few QS9000 certified exhaust companies - that I am aware of anyway.
#9
I will probably go for the 18" body magnaflow. Some people have said that the 14" drones a bit in the cab. That size should be a good tradeoff. So, far, the quote I've got is for $140 for part and install w/ a bit of stainless tubing to make up for the gap. Good price or should I keep looking? The part number is 14256(stainless, 5x8x18"). -thanks
#11
Originally Posted by <96 Runner>
$140 doesn't sound too bad. What is the price of the muffler only?
#14
I got the 18" oval can magnflow. I like the sound. Where in so cal are you from? the place I went to was king muffler and look for steve. He only charged me 125 no tax with install no receipt though and he doesn't have a mandrel bend machine but good for the price though.
#15
Originally Posted by MY024runner
I got the 18" oval can magnflow. I like the sound. Where in so cal are you from? the place I went to was king muffler and look for steve. He only charged me 125 no tax with install no receipt though and he doesn't have a mandrel bend machine but good for the price though.
#18
Originally Posted by anthraciterunner
Glendale/burbank area. You? Did you get stainless pipes or aluminized? Also, did he stock the 18"?-thanks
#19
Can he do it in stainless though? I would only need a couple of inches to connect it to the old pipes. A lot of places only carry aluminum. Also, the place where you picked up the muffler...did they sell to anyone or it had to be authorized by king muffler? -thanks
#20
Originally Posted by anthraciterunner
Can he do it in stainless though? I would only need a couple of inches to connect it to the old pipes. A lot of places only carry aluminum. Also, the place where you picked up the muffler...did they sell to anyone or it had to be authorized by king muffler? -thanks