TRD exhaust is just cosmetic or really helps on power?
#41
Originally Posted by killerxromances
the look is popular. A lot of HKS and Jic exhaust systems are angled because both are based out of Japan. The look is real popular overseas, especially with drifters.
Some like it, some hate it. But nevertheless, its a great system.
Some like it, some hate it. But nevertheless, its a great system.
We are lucky and it isn't just a look for us. Toyota ran the mid section (slightly off but close enough) through the center area. The angled pipes help minimize bends and add performance. It also looks nice on our cars seeing how we have such a wide, kick-___ wheel base.
TRD exhaust is nice sounding, but there are much better performince exhausts out there, HKS of course being one of them.
#46
Question?
I am probably going to go with the TRD exhaust...since i guess the catback on isnt that big of a difference.....Anyway if i get a CAI with the TRD axle back will this help that type of exhaust of still no difference??? and will it make the exhaust sound worse meaning more fart canish???
I am probably going to go with the TRD exhaust...since i guess the catback on isnt that big of a difference.....Anyway if i get a CAI with the TRD axle back will this help that type of exhaust of still no difference??? and will it make the exhaust sound worse meaning more fart canish???
#47
A customer came up to the shop with the TRD exhaust last week, and it sounded really good. That was the only mod he had at the time. I personally went with the HKS, and along with the K&N intake I have, I must say I am extremely happy. The HKS also sounds great, and is pretty cheap compared to most of the other exhaust systems out. Also, we set the HKS, GReddy EVO2, and Injen exhaust all down lined up next to each other, and the HKS piping wins hands down. It has the least number of bends, and most direct path. So if there is any slight difference in HP between the systems, HKS would have to beat GReddy and Injen on that point alone. Havent seen the path for the TRD, but I doubt it's as streamlined. Someone correct me if I'm wrong though.
#48
It doesnt matter what axle back you get, you will not see a difference in hp at all. The only thing I would take into consideration is whether you will be installing a header in the future. A lot of people on this site have complained that the TRD exhaust sounds like ___ with a header.
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