Thanks to this video and the advice of a personal friend, I went with the MBRP dual exhaust. It definitely changes the driving experience of my 2011 Tundra SR5 Double Cab!
a year ago i got a flowmaster outlaw set up, about $800. LOUD. decent manners below 3k rpm, if you get on the throttle it is all smiles from there on out lol
I had a dual magna flow system put in and it sounds great! Started with a single pipe, wife listened and said "it sounds off, only from one side", "why didn't you get dual?" Ok so i go back and tell muffler shop what wife said and they laughed and took pity on me and redid it for dual pipes. I kept pipes coming from behind the tires and put black tips on. Its a white 2018 SR5 XP edition and the black tips really set it off. Total for single and dual conversion and tips was 630 dollars.
I currently have the flowmaster super 10 series it sounds good it's not super loud but it's loud when you get on the gas I ordered the muffler online for about 75 and got 2.5 pipes installed with dual side exits and 3 inch exhaust tips.
I have Corsa on my 5.7 Tundra. it's quiet at idle but sounds better than any exhaust I've ever heard when u get into it. I'm kinda shocked you didn't mention Corsa.
I had a 2010 5.7 with flowmaster 40's true dual coming out the side in front of the tire (nascar style). Was very raspy, not very loud. Switched those out for dual super 10's. Sound got a lot deeper and backfired on cold starts and deceleration. Loved that setup! Now I have a 2019 5.7 with true dual magnaflow bullets both coming out behind the right rear tire. This setup is noticeably louder than the 10's at idle and acceleration. Backfires more often though lol.
You should try the Borla. I had it on my ZL1 and am getting the Borla. Zero drone. I think if you had one, it would be your #1. Brother had 2019 TRD Pro until he sold it for his ZL1. Both of us have some amazing mods on the Tundra. Best way I could describe the sound of the TRD exhaust to the Borla is like a cub trying to roar in front of full fledged lion. Plus you really can't go wrong with the Borla. In the cabin you get less noise from the Borla than the TRD due to no drone! Good vid by the way.
I have the Borla duel exhaust out the side and it's great. I have a buddy who has the TRD duel and mine is just slightly louder than his but pretty close.
Borla may make it, but the warranty is not lifetime nor is it stainless steel. I have an 07’ Tundra with the 5.7 and ordered the truck with the TRD exhaust at a cost of $1,065. 10 years later, the flanges between the muffler and tailpipes are rotted away. I called Borla and they said it had a 3 year warranty, whereas the Borla is a lifetime warranty. I would NEVER purchase a TRD exhaust again.
Borla ...... all the way. I have it on my 08 Tundra .Had it on my 02 Ram . Also had it on my Mustang GT. Good quality stuff . Love the sound. Recommended highly
TundraDude34 I just came across your videos. Great stuff. Keep up the great work 👍. I actually just finally ordered a Trd sway bar. I have Bilstein 5100's all around on top setting and love them. The sway bar should compliment them nicely I would think. I was looking into a Trd intake but was a little hesitant for i have heard some people say they have lost power. I just have a K&N now. I have an 08 limited with 42000 miles on it with a bunch of goodies on it. Love the truck.
@@TundraDude34 I agree on the Volant..I have one on my 2015 Tundra limited and it's great. Came with the Donaldson filter so I don't have to worry about oils. Thanks for sharing
Nice review of the best options available for Tundra! As far as out-the-back or out the side, I prefer duals out the passenger's side (behind the rear wheel). For those of us who tow regularly, you know why out the side is best. The last thing you want when you are hooking up/checking on a trailer is having the exhaust blowing right in your face! it's kind of like: if someone is facing you smoking, would you rather have blow the smoke in your face, or turn their head 90 degrees & blow. Just something to think about if you are ever planning on towing fairly regularly.
Hello Tundra dude can you speak about the tundra 2018 trd sport what do you know about this truck also your opinion about the tesla style radio 12.1" for our trucks
Gibson's metal mulisha sounds like flowmaster outlaw.... that's an awesome sound however you can't have a conversation in the cab.... if you want the roar go with flowmaster super 44, it is loud and if you want to be safe go with the series 50 just a bit louder than stock with a roar. Magna flow doesn't sound good to me, also I did hear that TRD exhaust is Borla Pro xs it's just hard to find...
I like the Flowmaster 70 series big block muffler, had one on my '08 F-150, not too loud until in passing gear. Think I want a set for my 2016 Tundra. What is a good High Flow cat ? I will need two of them.
+Alberto Gonzales google search "will adding an exhaust void warranty" The only way you would have a problem is if the new exhaust system caused the part malfunction that you are trying to get repaired or replaced under warranty. Ive had aftermarket exhaust systems on other Tundras and Toyota Techs never said a word. Hope this helps but make sure u read some articles under that google search 👍🏼
What do you think about those electronic exhaust cutouts? I like the sound of the factory exhaust because we do a lot of road trips, but every once in awhile I would like to have it loud and be heard. You seem to have some experience with Tundra's, what is your opinion on those.
I've mentioned it before but I suggest to anyone that wants a great exhaust (imo) check out the flowmaster outlaw series. I have it on my '14 tundra and I can't say enough good things about it. It has that awesome growl to it when you step into it but there's no drone until 65+mph and even then it's not deafening in the least there's even an awesome vid of it on RU-vid by Dat Boi. Oh and you do have a choice of straight out or behind the wheel for the tips and you can have the tips black or chrome
Stephen Vargas Hey Stephen are you talking about the outlaw series 10? I do like that video of it just worried it might be too loud. Also how much drone is in the cab at 65+mph. You can still still carry a conversation? And do you use 2 outlaw mufflers or 1, and do you have the exhaust coming out the side or the rear? Thanks and sorry about all the questions
Love your videos on tundras. When you put flowmaster 40 single shot did you lose any gas mileage? I just had dual flowmaster super 10 installed on my '07 tundra and my intake is still stock have any suggestions? Appreciate any feedback thank you
Got a question, so I have a 2007 v8 5.7 tundra TRD, and I have Flowmaster 40 series exhaust already with all cats still on. Well now I'm looking for something alot more aggressive, with that being said, 1. If I remove the rear cats (back 2) would that affect my check engine light/ cause any problems? 2. If not, should I keep the 40s I have or change to something more aggressive? And 3. If so, what would y'all recommend? Keep in mind my state does not do inspections, no emission tests.
+Tyler McCarty i had flowmaster 40s on my 09 and thought they were the loudest things of all time lol. You could straight pipe but you do risk a light. How about high flow cats and maybe the outlaw system? ( which i hear is very loud) let me know what u decide 👍🏼
I was originally going to go with the TRD Pro exhaust, then I started looking at options, different mufflers, so now I think I want to take to take it to a muffler shop, have a dual exhaust, X pipe, with turndowns at a 45* angle just past the rear axle with the Flowmaster Pro series mufflers, a moderate sounding muffler. The truck has 2.5 inch pipes from factory, so my question is, would it benefit from 3" pipes ? Would it lose Torque ? So many different opinions out there, and you've had the 3" exhaust, so what do you think ?
+glehman01 i liked the 3 inch pipes. No need for an x pipe though. They are 2 completely separate pipes coming off 2 separate headers. Custom built exhaust are great, especially if you're particular
Are these exhaust you're telling us about are for the newer tundras ? Because I have a 07 tundra & im in the market looking for a exhaust What I'm asking is what do you think will go good for my truck?
+Adrian Alejandro alot of these exhaust are also available for the 07-13 Tundras as well. Just pick a brand, go to their website and put it your vehicle info. Lots of options for the 07 👍🏼
I have an 08 dblc and I had most of the exhaust on mine that you mentioned. they all have terrible drone at cruising speed. the borla pro xs was probably the best. the other thing is you lose torque with the free flowing exhaust, but the plus side the top end speed pull away is crazy! unichips really makes the difference also.
This may sound crazy but i wanna swap out my MF for something quieter and zero drone....i drive too much on long trips and I’ve had enough of that drone. Any suggestions? I’m thinking of just grabbing a stock tundra muffler and removing the MF. Thanks in advance!
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Definitely check out BAmuffler by dirty deeds industries. Keith is excellent to deal with and a great deal of knowledge on the tundra. I'm saving for his race system for my 14' platinum. 49hp and 89lb feet of torque at the wheels
Unless you have 500+ h.p. You will loose power with 3 inch exhaust. Go ahead and say I am wrong. I have seen the 1 hp bump at redline. I am talking about low end grunt from idle to 4K where most of is spend most of our time. I have Gibson 2 1/2”.
I Will Say This Tundra Fam....Do Not Buy Magnaflow Cats!!! -paid about 700 for all 4 in October 2017. they were gone by beginning of February 2018 after Supercharger install. Idk what I'm gonna do now. thats why i ended up Back on this video for a 2nd time, even though i watched it months ago lol!!!
TundraDude34 Thanks for replying so fast. I’ve been watching your videos for a long time. I got a 2017 tundra a few months ago before that I had a 2008. I’d really like to know how I can get some storage space under the back seats of the crewmax. In the 2008 model I was able to bend the seat down and place 4 inch boxes which would hold ratchet tie downs that I use to tie down granite slabs. Now they just wiggle everywhere.
My name Henry. I got a 2014 tundra TSS off road. An I was looking for a exhaust with a deep tone to it. Not so obnoxiously loud but when I step on the throttle I can hear the deepness of the exhaust. What would you recommend
+Henry Barnett not sure what your build budget is, but I recommend the TRD Dual Exhaust. Perfect "adult" exhaust lol. Save 5% on your order at Sparks Parts using the promo code TundraDude34
U r only talking about sound and not performance. If u do a few mpg checks before and after I'd say that's a good way to tell if there's more power. But from what my understanding is putting after market exhaust is like kids putting baseball cards in bicycles to sound like a dirtbike. I went with a supercharger instead. Allowed me to tow 10,000 lbs up 12,000 ft with ease. And much faster. Gotta run 91 tho. But get about 1.5 mpg more.
+Matt Maroney thanks Matt! For the everyday truck consumer, the number 1 thing they want to know when upgrading an exhaust is how much the exhaust note will change. 👍🏼 I appreciate you watching
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