TRD Dual Exhaust

['10TundraTom]

Off of a 2010 Tundra double cab / regular 6ft. bed. Part #s PTR-03-34101 and PTR-03-34106.

Roughly 10,000 miles on the system. The TRD exhaust has been through one very mild winter. Stainless tips in fantastic condition. Dual bullet mufflers in perfect condition. The system is solid and flawless with just some slight discoloration from 10K miles of use and water/snow/salt. Great sound, great performance, one of the nicest aftermarket exhaust systems I have used in 20 years of using performance exhaust systems.

Local pick up only. The system is in one of the original boxes. More pictures available on request.

$700.00

[Vettelover84]

Where is this at?

['10TundraTom]

Gurnee, IL

['10TundraTom]

And please, no ridiculous low-ball offers, my price is firm. If people would rather spend $950+ for basically the same system, go right ahead.

This is a very low mile system taken off a truck that led a very easy life. You won't find a better used exhaust system out there. (i.e. I'm in my 40's and I take care of my ****).

[sequioapower]

How is the drone with this exhaust?

[snowman12]

Wondering the same thing about drone.

[Db8typer]

Get ready to get low balled. That's why ended up keeping mine.


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['10TundraTom]

Drone was non-existent in my 2010 DC Tundra. The exhaust was as quiet as stock at idle. Nice gutty sound under acceleration. Part throttle driving had a hint of the deep sound but was very livable. I've used many different performance exhausts throughout my life and this one was by far the best manufactured, best fitting and least intrusive sonically.

Db8typer, yup, that's what I figured. I have no problems keeping it until someone makes a respectable offer. When I have idiots offering $400 and want it shipped to them, well they can just keep walking. I'm not hurting for money.

[cheapskate]

Unfortunately Tom $400 (not including shipping) is probably not unrealistic. TRD is a 409 system and you can get a new MBRP or Magnaflow system for just under $600 with lifetime warranty brand new delivered. Not trying to be an A hole man just letting you know that you will be very lucky if you get your asking price. Best of luck.

[Db8typer]

Drone was non-existent in my 2010 DC Tundra. The exhaust was as quiet as stock at idle. Nice gutty sound under acceleration. Part throttle driving had a hint of the deep sound but was very livable. I've used many different performance exhausts throughout my life and this one was by far the best manufactured, best fitting and least intrusive sonically.

Db8typer, yup, that's what I figured. I have no problems keeping it until someone makes a respectable offer. When I have idiots offering $400 and want it shipped to them, well they can just keep walking. I'm not hurting for money.

I would just keep it. I only had 4500 miles on mine when I tried to sell it. It was in near mint condition with all the hardware. I paid $1150 or so and the best offer I got was $700. Got pissed and blacked out the tail pipes. Actually like it that way. I may end going down to San Diego to have Dirty Deeds Industry make me some custom out the back pipes.


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['10TundraTom]

Unfortunately Tom $400 (not including shipping) is probably not unrealistic. TRD is a 409 system and you can get a new MBRP or Magnaflow system for just under $600 with lifetime warranty brand new delivered. Not trying to be an A hole man just letting you know that you will be very lucky if you get your asking price. Best of luck.

I've already been offered much more than that, so I would never even consider a $400 offer.

There is nothing wrong with 409SS. Mufflers and tips are 304SS. I've owned/used many varieties of catback exhausts on a wide array of trucks and cars. I've never had a 409 system even come close to rusting out. Sure people can go out and buy a cheaper exhaust, I've also read and witnessed some of the issues with those exhausts. Like I said earlier, the TRD exhaust is probably the best engineered aftermarket system I have seen in terms of precision welds, solid construction and ease of fitment. The fact that it doesn't rattle the heck out of the truck is another plus too. I used to build 700 to 1000 horsepower race cars, so I'm not just yapping out of my arse here. If people want to buy a cheaper system, not a problem. If people want a solid, gently used TRD system for $250 to $300 less than what they can buy it for new...well then they know where to go as well. As stated earlier, I'm not hurting for cash, so I have no urgency to sell the system to cheap folks.

[cheapskate]

Nothing at all wrong with 409. I had a 409 magnaflow system on my last truck. I just used it to compare two similar systems since generally 304 is about 50% more. I'm not trying to push your buttons, just saying that low ball offers might be offensive, but can be expected on exhaust systems.

[captaind]

hey man u will that exhaust fit on a 07 double cab with a 6 or 6.5 bed i think so but i would like to make sure b4 i buy it

['10TundraTom]

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[bucstundra]

Good luck trying to sell it. I have the exact system on sale with less miles. Plus I'm in Florida with no corrosion from salt on the pipes. Most of the offers I've gotten have been low balls.