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Buy it, buy it! Lol its sooooooo worth it!
What's getting me is since I ripped the fender liners out doing my lift I can now hear my manifold leak at stop signs. Sounds like a steam engine chuffing up there...
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Buy it, buy it! Lol its sooooooo worth it!
Lol mine did that!What's getting me is sine I ripped the fender liners out doing my lift I can now hear my manifold leak at stop signs. Sounds like a steam engine chuffing up there...
Order new manifold studs and nuts before installing. They are apparently one use. Toyota uses locking nuts.Any installation stories as far as install time and costs, pictures, snags like busted studs or stripped nuts, anything would be appreciated...
I got my Headers in from Jason Burtman last week great guy to deal with. Mine are going on a 2005 Lexus GX 470. I got some Flowmaster High flow cats and I am trying to source the lower flange to make a complete bolt in unit without cutting up the factory exhaust. apparently Toyota has their own flange. I may just replace the Y pipe along with the headers.
So far just the 2 forward cats these are supposed to satisfy the O2 sensor and will pass emissions. Some one had them on a 2012 Dodge Challenger Hemi and said they passed CO. emissions. I am debating over installing a Y pipe similar to the URD more clearance and no third cat. I too am in Colorado
Did a little testing tonight because I can definitely feel a power gain. So, bone stock my truck did 0-60 in 7 flat, consistently. After my 35" tires with stock gears I was at 9.3 - 9.5 seconds. So tonight I tried one with the new exhaust. I got 7.3-7.5 seconds! It chirps those big ass tires and one of the times I tried the asphalt was a little wet and I spun the tires badly. (no traction control right now) pretty damn impressed! Look in the bottom right corner for the time.
Tony,
This is beyond awesomenes!! Can you please summarize what else you did together with the headers? 2.5" dual exhaust, mufflers, deleted the cat, URD simulator, etc? Thank you.
Tony,
This is beyond awesomenes!! Can you please summarize what else you did together with the headers? 2.5" dual exhaust, mufflers, deleted the cat, URD simulator, etc? Thank you.
You listed it. I don't have the URD simulator hooked up yet, will do this weekend. They don't have any of the simulators for our truck right now so I got the universal simulator. I have to wire it up.
I do have a K&N filter, drop in filter. I'd really love to tune this thing but a $600+ tuner and taking it in to get tuned is not in the budget currently. Lol
What I really want to know is how fast it will be when I put 4.88 gears in it to compensate for the tires!arty:
Yes please. I'll be getting these soon too. Was planning on going to Lou's
When will we be able to have our own tuners.... i hope some day. Can we buy our own tuner?You listed it. I don't have the URD simulator hooked up yet, will do this weekend. They don't have any of the simulators for our truck right now so I got the universal simulator. I have to wire it up.
I do have a K&N filter, drop in filter. I'd really love to tune this thing but a $600+ tuner and taking it in to get tuned is not in the budget currently. Lol
What I really want to know is how fast it will be when I put 4.88 gears in it to compensate for the tires!arty:
Toyota won't open up the computers so companies can make a plug and play tuner. There are however tuners that you wire into the wiring harness after the computer and it tricks into thinking everything is normal. They require much more work and experience though and then you have to go to a shop with a dyno that can fine tune everything. It takes time. I think, but I could be wrong, that [MENTION=534]nathan[/MENTION]a has a tuner to go with his supercharger. Someone does, just can't recall who now.When will we be able to have our own tuners.... i hope some day. Can we buy our own tuner?
They do but their supplier for the plug in, the pieces that plug into the O2 sensor wiring are in backorder, for 6 months now. Don't know what's up with that. After 6 months I'd be looking for a new supplier personally.I though URD made a piggy-back tuner that we can use. I plan to go this direction when I do my header-back.
They do but their supplier for the plug in, the pieces that plug into the O2 sensor wiring are in backorder, for 6 months now. Don't know what's up with that. After 6 months I'd be looking for a new supplier personally.
You'll think they will figure out another supplier. Shouldn't be that hard. On the other hand, maybe there is not enough demand to justify them being aggressive about it.
Called high-tech auto located in chantilly, va. $500 for install, 150-200 per side for cutting and welding cats, so about $1k total. Anyone in else in NoVa get this done yet?
Toyota won't open up the computers so companies can make a plug and play tuner. There are however tuners that you wire into the wiring harness after the computer and it tricks into thinking everything is normal. They require much more work and experience though and then you have to go to a shop with a dyno that can fine tune everything. It takes time. I think, but I could be wrong, that [MENTION=534]nathan[/MENTION]a has a tuner to go with his supercharger. Someone does, just can't recall who now.
There is a tuner from BullyDog for the V6. They seem to have cracked the code, but it also seems that they are not fully tuneable. Rather, you use preset tunes. In any case, if they have been able to crack the code for one engine at least is doable. I wonder if cracking the V8 would be similar. Probably, not enough market for them to try, but it will be sweet!