I would guess TRD headers...
Anyone make headers tuned for the TRD duals?
DW owner here with the TRD dual exhaust.
Does anyone make a properly tuned header that fits this exhaust system ?
The TRD duals are tuned really nice so I don't want an aftermarket set that screws it up and I don't want to get rid of the TRD's if someone makes headers that retrofit...
:ts:
Does anyone make a properly tuned header that fits this exhaust system ?
The TRD duals are tuned really nice so I don't want an aftermarket set that screws it up and I don't want to get rid of the TRD's if someone makes headers that retrofit...
:ts:
1 - 6 of 6 Posts
The TRD headers need to be welded
JBA's are bolt on
JBA's are bolt on
TRD headers only need minor cutting and welding, nothing tough.
The TRD headers are tuned and optimized for the TRD cat back exhaust.DW owner here with the TRD dual exhaust.
Does anyone make a properly tuned header that fits this exhaust system ?
The TRD duals are tuned really nice so I don't want an aftermarket set that screws it up and I don't want to get rid of the TRD's if someone makes headers that retrofit...
:ts:
I have this combination and it is sweet. The only thing I would
recommend doing before installation is to have the headers ceramic
coated. The stainless steel looks nice when you first put them in, but
the finish degrades to a "muddy water" like sheen after about a year.
The ceramic coating will prevent that and also lower your underhood
temperature a ton compared to uncoated headers. There is a place
here in Nashville called Nitro Plate that will do the job for $225. It is
money well spent and next on my list.
dogger
Unfortunately Toyota decided that the '06 model year doesn't deserve any perf mods. I am also a Chevy 1500 owner and took it for granted that everyone had tons of mods ready to bolt on. WRONGThe TRD headers are tuned and optimized for the TRD cat back exhaust.
I have this combination and it is sweet. The only thing I would
recommend doing before installation is to have the headers ceramic
coated. The stainless steel looks nice when you first put them in, but
the finish degrades to a "muddy water" like sheen after about a year.
The ceramic coating will prevent that and also lower your underhood
temperature a ton compared to uncoated headers. There is a place
here in Nashville called Nitro Plate that will do the job for $225. It is
money well spent and next on my list.
dogger
1 - 6 of 6 Posts
- This is an older thread, you may not receive a response, and could be reviving an old thread. Please consider creating a new thread.
Toyota Tundra Forums
Tundra Solutions Forum - the best community to talk, mods, price, repair and research your Toyota!
Full Forum Listing
Explore Our Forums
Top Contributors this Month
View All
Jonesy
315 Replies
Bleach
191 Replies
Professional Hand Model
185 Replies
Recommended Communities
