Exhaust thoughts? Replacing old (1 Viewer)

[Lester did that]

Replacing the old exhaust system that has lived in NE since 2009. I was really staring at it this year and knew it didn't have much time left. A few days ago I heard a very small leak and peaked my head under and sure enough there is a small pin hole.

I want to replace it along with the CAT. All stainless steel and as close to OEM as possible. No big flow stuff, no loud things as close to original as possible just stainless.

Any thoughts would be appreciated!

 

[CharlieS]

Couldn't you just have the pinhole welded up? The land cruiser exhaust is a very high quality system. I doubt you're going to find an aftermarket offering that is nearly as good quality, especially if you aren't looking for a performance upgrade.

 

[Lester did that]

Couldn't you just have the pinhole welded up? The land cruiser exhaust is a very high quality system. I doubt you're going to find an aftermarket offering that is nearly as good quality, especially if you aren't looking for a performance upgrade.

Yes it is very high quality. I could weld it. But that's a band aid for me. I've searched around for a few minutes and nothing popped up as far as OEM standard stainless. I might just replace the pipe from the CAT to the muffler with stainless custom. My buddy would weld one up on the cheap. Still curious if anyone in the states makes a stainless replacement system.

 

[Mogwai]

re: CATs when I had my cat-back system installed I asked the guy about replacing the CAT but he said there was nothing better than OEM Toyota.

 

[04UZJ100]

OEM is and will be the highest quality stuff you can find. Everything aftermarket is tin can status.

 

[Lester did that]

I agree. I have been searching and found nothing. Was curious if I was missing something. Talked to my mechanic and called a few other mechanics. Sticking with OEM

 

[lifeofreilly]

These look pretty awesome and I bet they could make something to meet your needs. Dirty Deeds Industries - Performance Without Drone - http://dirtydeedsindustries.com/