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I have a 2003 Tundra Access cab and wondered if anyone has any suggestions for cat-back systems? This model has the two catylytic coverters, does this make a difference? Interested in a smooth sound with good horsepower gains.
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I really don't think any of them give you much horsepower gains. Infact some may hurt low end torque. With that being said I really like my Borla dual side-exit exhaust. Borlas are stainless steel with a 1 million mile warranty. The workmanship is top-notch and from what I hear they really stand behind their product. I like my Borlas.

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Bassani is good. It's probably hard to beat them for sound, horsepower, or quality.
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