Converting from single exhaust to dual exhaust

What is a good price for going from single to dual exhaust?

 

Under 1,000, just depends on what muffler and sound you want. Turndowns or full exhaust to rear

 

I'm looking at this setup....do it myself.

Same kit for the 2014 - 2018

https://www.rvautoparts.com/Flowmas...wAoY4mIRIOijpvFZsW0uYxNSgeVZ0sSEaAgjmEALw_wcB


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWP2YBq83j4&t=1277s

full howl at the 22.20 mark


another video : same system but side exhaust

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4YPZyEKzfg&t=125s

 

Look into Dirtydeeds exhaust...tough to beat!

 

Do it right so you don’t lose low end torque. Paging @dirtydeeds

 

Spent a little over 1k for my borla cat back. Wish it was a little louder at idle and cruising, but step into the gas a little and it really sounds good!! Dual exhaust on a truck is sexy, so I don’t care about the lost low end torque. I’ll never notice it anyways.

 

Screw the dual exhaust. (No offense to anyone who has them)

But Dirty Deeds BadAssMufflers will outperform not just in sound, but proven performance!


O.S.T.

 

TRD will run you close to $1100 new - but you can sometimes find 10 to 20% off sales if you’re patient. Can also find them used for cheaper. Plus it’s a Toyota part.

 

If you’re married to using dual pipes on your truck, you really need long tube headers too. The stock exhaust manifolds are designed to exit thru a single exhaust that has a 2 3/4” tailpipe.

our trucks have more to worry about than ‘low end torque loss’. When you lose even a little bit of low end torque you step on throttle just a little bit more, all the time. This causes the ecu to pull more timing and to add more fuel to the fuel curve.

you don’t just lose low end torque. You make less horsepower. And it doesn’t shift right.

with a properly built single exhaust behind stock manifolds you actually gain low end torque. And horsepower. The awesome sound is a side effect.

we have several awesome dual systems to choose from. Our bias is not selling what we have. We have soooo many options for a tundra that our only concern needs to be that you get the perfect system for your truck and for you.

search on here and on YouTube Bamufflers 8”. That's our most popular system. From there we can dial in the perfect sound. Give a call with any questions. 760-877-4234

Keith

 

As I said before, I had a Flowmaster with dual pipes on my 2013. It was a noisemaker. I went with the 8" from @dirtydeeds on my 2020 and I will never look back. The performance difference between the two was night and day. I also run a Pedal Commander in Sport mode. Keith's systems are and money well spent!