Does cat back Exhaust Void warranty?/ Suggestions on Exhaust

[Generallee34]

If I were to get some new pipes and a muffler, without touching the cat forward, would that void the warranty?

I am thinking about Magnaflow or Flowmaster. I am not dead set on either yet and I also have to decide whether to get the dual kit or stick with a single pipe. Assuming these brands could be used without voiding any kind of warranty.

[Gutz]

Nope, that will not void the warranty. What type of sound are you looking for? Me, I would do true dual exhaust..Just my opinion.

[JimC3]

Gutz how do you like your powerstick? Got any sound clips or anything?

[TCTundra]

Originally Posted by JimC3

Gutz how do you like your powerstick? Got any sound clips or anything?

Go here: Official Powerstick Pic and Vids Thread!!

You can listen to the Powersticks (dual) in action. You will see a vid of the sticks outside the truck and another vid riding around town from inside the truck at multiple speeds. If you would like to order some, just click on the link in my sig "dual 26" powersticks".

[Generallee34]

For true duals wouldnt you have to start from the headers?

[TCTundra]

Originally Posted by Generallee34

For true duals wouldnt you have to start from the headers?

No, your Tundra is already dualed out from the headers.....they 2/1 into the stock muffler and exit behind the right tire. All I did is cut the stock muffler out and installed 2 powersticks that exit right and left sides behind the tires. Click on the link provided in Post #4 to see the pics.

[Generallee34]

how much green we talkin?

[TCTundra]

My sticks were $68/muffler plus my local install shop charged me $149 to do it. Keep in mind they had to add pipe, and custom direct my driver side exit along with installing 2 sticks. You could get one stick for $68 and leave your truck stock out the passenger side if you like by having them install a "Y" pipe before the powerstick.