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Question about trd axleback

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  1. Sun., Sep 28, 2008 #1
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    With the Trd Axleback, couldnt you just get a highflow cat when you do the rest of your exhaust, making it a "catback". thanks for your help
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    no, you'd need the mid pipe to have a "cat-back".

    adding in a high flow cat would certainly help though, especially after adding in the header and "S" pipe.

    *edit* i mis read what you wrote: a cat back exhause is anything from the cat back. adding a high flow cat wouldn't change that. you just have to replace everything from the cat, back - i.e. mid pipe, rear section.
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    i just put my TRD echaust on took liek 20 mins or so. Im very happy with it
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    I have always liked the TRD. Just should be alot cheaper though.
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    i picked one up for 250 from the classifieds here, put it on last night in about 20 minutes, sounds PREFECT, quiet at idle nice tone on accel/cruise
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