Valour Exhaust Tip Installation-Easy?

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Yup, just slip over the existing exhaust pipe, make sure the drain hole is pointing down (6 o'clock position) and tighten the screw.
 
Yup, just slip over the existing exhaust pipe, make sure the drain hole is pointing down (6 o'clock position) and tighten the screw.
I second that!!

morphius909,

It's as easy as installing your TRD tire valve caps.
 
Wow checked online at a local Edmonton Dealer.

95 bucks for the exhaust tip!

45 from the States.

What a rip!

Also, the cargo net is 35 online. 96 at the Dealer.

Looks likeI'm once again given the US my business :awais:
 
3A Racing has better looking tips than Valor. The Valor tip for the 4R looks kind of limp beside the 3A Racing 62-2417 ( 2 1/2" inlet ) or 62-2419 ( 3 " inlet ). I had the 62-2417 on my 2004 SE. The 62-2417 is not showing on their website but it is available through distributors. Tip is @ 11" long and 4" in diameter with a slant cut and rolled tip in stainless steel. It also seemed to add a bit of burble to the exhaust at idle, probably due to the mesh baffles inside the tip.

111200755939PM62-2419.jpg


http://www.3aracing.com/pdut_detail.asp?ID=8
 
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Yup, just slip over the existing exhaust pipe, make sure the drain hole is pointing down (6 o'clock position) and tighten the screw.

To add, there's a clamp. So tighten the screw on the clamp. Not like the 3A Racing which has no clamp. No offense.
 
will this exhaust tip fit the 4runner

3 ½" Inlet," 4" Outlet x 10" Length

fits 2 ½" to 3 ¼" pipe
 
3A Racing has better looking tips than Valor. The Valor tip for the 4R looks kind of limp beside the 3A Racing 62-2417 ( 2 1/2" inlet ) or 62-2419 ( 3 " inlet ). I had the 62-2417 on my 2004 SE. The 62-2417 is not showing on their website but it is available through distributors. Tip is @ 11" long and 4" in diameter with a slant cut and rolled tip in stainless steel. It also seemed to add a bit of burble to the exhaust at idle, probably due to the mesh baffles inside the tip.

111200755939PM62-2419.jpg


http://www.3aracing.com/pdut_detail.asp?ID=8



I agree

I picked up one of these from AutoZone for just a song. Worked with it for a while, and then removed the "claws" and just used the screws to hold it on. All in all, looks better than the Toyota version and for less than half the price.
 
I agree

I picked up one of these from AutoZone for just a song. Worked with it for a while, and then removed the "claws" and just used the screws to hold it on. All in all, looks better than the Toyota version and for less than half the price.

Da*N! I need to see if this is available in Canada then. Or at least some mailorder place in the US.
 
i found a 3a 62-2417 for 21 and free shipping. Allegro or scoobs can u post a pic of how it looks installed? thanks!
 
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I had a silver 2004 SE and that picture posted by KC is what it looked like. I was able to get mine to stay on using the existing fasteners which attach to the outside of the exhaust pipe by pressure when you tighten the screws. There are 3 screws so it tightens in three different spots around the pipe.
 
Wow checked online at a local Edmonton Dealer.

95 bucks for the exhaust tip!

45 from the States.

What a rip!

Also, the cargo net is 35 online. 96 at the Dealer.

Looks likeI'm once again given the US my business :awais:

I just bought a Cargo Net from Sherwood Park toyota for $65 last week.
definately worth every penny though!!
 
do you guys cut the exhaust pipe at all or just let it run through the tip? i noticed in the picture that it was slid down all the way to the muffler, is the tube cut, or did you just run it through?
 

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