My man! I copied your cut point, and it work perfectly. Thank you!!! Only extra is I painted the exhaust before putting it back in. It disappears. Thanks again for leading the way.
Here’s my fix. Cut the tip off, cleaned it up, painted with high heat ("flame proof") spray paint. Sounds great. Can hardly see it at all. Wish Toyota did this to begin with.
Awesome, thanks! I think the sweet spot is keeping the resonator, but shortening the 1.5’ of pipe after that, maybe adding a down turn tip. Black is cool to hide it a little. This is the route I’m going.
I’ll cut my exhaust tip off like the post here, try the high heat paint, I’ve already found...
Awesome. So basically instead of the trail pipe dump, you have an extended pipe going to the original exhaust tip point. No resonator. So the only difference is any exhaust noise is being dumped at the back of the truck instead of under the cab?
Just confirming the exhaust shop didn’t do...
I just put on the SXTH pipe delete today and don’t love it. Not terribly bad but there is a droning at highway speed - people that say there isn’t just can’t hear well. It’s not bad, nor terrible, but it’s noticeable.
For my hybrid there’s also a subtle ”pop” when the engine kicks on...
What did you use to cut them? Was the cut finish clean?
Put KO3s 275/70/18r on OEM wheels recently, about to add 1” spacer so tires should be flush with outer most part of the top of fender. Ordered these - waiting on delivery.
I don’t want these new mudflaps sticking out past the tire so...
Love it. This is definitely my long term goal since it provides the best options and quick set up. Been dreaming of a Patriot X1 or X3 lately. Maybe a Bruder trailer in retirement if I happen to come into a bunch of money. lol.
Good to know about the difficult process of setting up...
Are you able to show the clearance you have with your garage opening? Or how many inches/cm of clearance do you have for your RTT when driving out?
I'm trying to plan for an Alu-cab topper, and maybe one day a RTT but taking my time - I've been backpacking for over 30 years so it's a slow...