TRD dual exhaust

Where did you order from?

 

I ordered from oemvehicleparts.com
Best price I found, good service and communication. deb@oemvehicleparts.com
I ordered the black chrome version PT226-34220-02
Used coupon 10OFF, had to email to confirm the code and they applied the discount.
total price out the door with shipping ($30.43) and tax was $340.91

 

I ordered from them as well, took forever due to backorder but shipped out and relatively cheap too (38 bucks to TX)

 

Love mine - just need to adjust a bit so the pipe stip hitting the power step.

 

I'm glad you guys were able to get the great deal from OEM Vehicle Parts.
I WAS getting a similar deal price and shipping wise as those in this thread that had ordered there.
Shipping was $37 and change.
It gets here (well, to my local P.O.) after roughly 5 weeks and I get a Postage Due notice for $236.07!! I R.T.S.ed it.

Questions for you guys that got them through OEM Vehicle Parts:
Where are you located?
How did they ship to you?

 

Ordered one yesterday via Toyota parts site and got a message that it’s ready for pick up today.
Total price $268

 

I assume this was your local dealer if you're picking it up?

 

Yea it was. A warehouse in Texas showed 1 in stock so they ordered it and got it today

 

How/where do you check warehouse stock for your area?

 

Called the parts department and asked them to check if any in stock And they said Houston showed 1

 

I've contacted five dealers near me and not a single one of them has answered with pricing/availability.

 

Picked one up today. Anyone know what the torque spec is for the exhaust flange nuts with a new gasket?

 

Easy to find?

 

No, not at all. I had to call 6 dealers to find one available for sale. Everyone else told me they were still backordered forever and the ones they did have were allocated for folks.

 

Just placed an order for the Black Chrome (PT226-34220-02) for pickup at the local dealer. Final cost was 231.75 plus tax after 25% Black Friday special from Toyota and additional dealer discount (they had is listed at 309.60 before the 25%). No idea whether it will go through (slightly nervous about availability after reading posts above) but I guess I will find out soon.

UPDATE: Took 10 days for the exhaust to come in. Picked up today and spray painted two pipes immediately after the decorative black tips. Will attempt install tomorrow.

UPDATE #2: Thanks to the tips posted here (essentially, raising the truck at the hitch as a support point), the installation was a breeze.

 

I just ordered Black Chrome (PT226-34220-02) from local dealer up the road (East-central Florida), as my local dealer was not participating in the 25% Black Friday special. Total $276 (including tax), pickup at dealership. Hope to have them install it, hopefully no more than hour labor (~$100).

 

You are all getting great deals on the dual exhaust! I had thought my price of $340 including ship and tax was a great deal, but the $231 and $276 you both got it for is spectacular. Sounds like ordering it through the dealership with discounts is the ultimate way! Well done sirs!

 

Yes, that 25%-off Black Friday sale really helped! Plus the dealer had it discounted by 10% already. Labor ended up costing an additional $140 (labor+shop fees+taxes).

 

How did you get the power step and the exhaust to work

 

Can someone direct me where to order this thing? Everywhere I search the part numbers posted in here, it just shows up as the single black exhaust tip.

 

Part number is PT226-34220-02. I think most dealer sites incorrectly use the same picture of the exhaust tip PT932-34221-02

 

Has anyone figured out how to make the exhaust work with the power step?

 

@Alex261 currently it rattles a bit. However I’m in search at my trip to Home Depot this morning for a solution.

 

I heated with a torch and dimpled it with a ball peen hammer. It took a couple tries to get enough clearance since the exhaust grows a bit when it's hot. The key was getting enough clearance so the step would extend with the exhaust hot and engine running. If the step touches anything it won't extend.

 

So does it not touch now? I figured denting the pipe would be the solution

 

It does not touch. Here's a pic I just took after lunch so the exhaust is hot.

 

looks like its not a simple bolt on and go for some of us.