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Old 01-03-2025, 07:54 PM #31
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Respectfully, I'm not sure how valuable that anecdote is on a thread where 10 other PRO owners ARE bothered by it, and therefore came here to talk about any potential ways they can mitigate it. Your testimony won't result in them suddenly being ok with it.

Maybe living in flatland at sea level has something to do with it. Here in high altitude and mountain land, these engines will rev a lot more, and I'm sure it's more annoying at 3500RPM than 2000RPM.
Well I live in Iowa but I also pull a Fishing Boat with it also. I also hunt in the Western States for Big Game should be heated to Montana in May for another trip.
I have always protected my hearing since I was in the Marine Corp and wore Headsets that were noise canceling when flying.
With all that said I don't find it that loud.
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[QUOTE=mswaz;3839529]So I have a 2024 TRD Pro and the exhaust is driving me crazy. I like the side exit but the sound you get inside the cabin is awful and it is not quieting down. I have almost 5,000 miles so far. Is there anything that can be done short of replacement with another exhaust. The normal 4Runner exhaust is fine but prefer the side exit over the rear exit on the regular exhaust.[On the passenger side of your 4runner there is a vent behind the rear bumper cover. Remember its behind the rear tire. There is a cover plate you can buy to cover it. The vent is for the air pressure inside the cabin. It has a rubber flap behind vent. Owners claim exhaust smells get into the interior and I wonder if your noise is getting in thru it also. If you lay on the ground you should see it or feel it. Try covering it to see if it helps. Good luck my friend.
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The only way to get rid of the drone is to switch out the exhaust or add a resonator, which adds expense and ruins the OEM exhaust if you want to sell it. You will be relieved if you just replace it. I was in the exact same boat you are.

I always wanted a 4runner so I bought a 2023 TRD Pro last year before they redesigned it. I wanted the 4 liter, etc. Anyway, we took it on a couple of road trips and HATED the catback exhaust drone. We are in our early 50's, so maybe we are just too old for it, but it drove us absolutely nuts at interstate speeds and rpms. It gave us a headache and we could not even hold a conversation. We loved everything else about the truck though. I finally had enough and at 5000 miles I put on a Magnaflow Overland exhaust. I went with it because it came with a resonator that you could install specifically to get rid of drone at highway speeds and the install is pathetically easy. We are at 15k now and far more satisfied with it than the TRD catback. The drone is gone and it still sounds good. Plus I have more clearance. Sold my OEM TRD exhaust in just a few days on FB market place for almost what the new Magnaflow cost, so all I was out was about $75 and the time it took for me to install it, which was about an hour. I think they have went up in price though now because they have gotten more popular. I bought mine for less than $700 and sold my OEM for just a little over $600. Some people really want that OEM with the black chrome tip.
I just bought a 2023 TRD PRO. I am in the exact same boat. Love it, but can’t stand the drone. I have never had a 4runner before so wasn’t aware of the issue with the loud exhaust on the PRO. So are you still happy with the Magnaflow Overland exhaust? Where did you purchase it and do you happen to have part numbers. Appreciate any feedback and response! Thank you!
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I just bought a 2023 TRD PRO. I am in the exact same boat. Love it, but can’t stand the drone. I have never had a 4runner before so wasn’t aware of the issue with the loud exhaust on the PRO. So are you still happy with the Magnaflow Overland exhaust? Where did you purchase it and do you happen to have part numbers. Appreciate any feedback and response! Thank you!
Magnaflow 19546 Exhaust 4.0L | Toyota 4Runner Exhaust System

https://www.extremeterrain.com/magna...ust-19546.html

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