BAMuffler TRD Tailpipe Resonators for Sale

I am selling a pair of BAMuffler TRD tailpipe resonators in stainless steel. Very low miles. Brand new they cost $400 for the pair. I’m asking $250 for the pair. I will ship, but price does not include shipping charges - that would be extra.

I have a thread in the Performance section documenting my impressions (with pictures and video) of adding h pipe and resonators to the TRD exhaust. In the end, I missed the throaty sound of the exhaust so I put it back to true duals. But the resonators were very effective at making the TRD exhaust virtually silent on the highway and very quiet when driving local.

I will sell them separately. The passenger side resonator is essentially the same as the one used on Keith’s standard systems. The angle of the driver’s side is a little different, but could work on the passenger side.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks for looking.

 

Did Keith make this pair for the TRD exhaust?

 

Yes

 

I would be interested in the one resonator to work with a standard setup. Looks like I might be close enough to avoid shipping as well. Live in Abington. Let me know.

 

I work in Horsham, so Abington is real close. Let me give it a week or so to see if there is any interest in buying them as a pair. If I decide to sell separately, you got first dibs. I’ll get back to you through PM.

Thanks.

 

I did not think about selling mine. I have it installed on my tailpipe but removed the tailpipe and have it dumped before the rear axle. Been like that almost a year so I am not going back. Mine is stainless steel also. I will check with Keith to see how they are worth

 

I bought mine a few months ago and they were $200 each for stainless. Aluminized is $150 each. On his website under the drone section.

 

Oh wow. I will post up and see if i can sell the resonator and tailpipe all as one piece for $200 with the chrome end piece. Should be able to get that I would think.

Thanks for the info!

 

not trying to hijack your thread but i have a stainless one that came with my 8" system that i did not install if anyone is interested in picking up in the Raleigh NC area, ill hold off posting untill yours sell @17TundraDCEd

 

I appreciate that, but don't hold off because of me. Please - put yours out there for sale too. If I/we can help other Tundra owners out and recoup some of our cost, it's win/win for all.

 

PM sent

 

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Seeing some dual exhausts for sale lately

 

Some dont feel the need for it..doesn't bother them or Installed and removed..mines in the attic..

 

The TRD exhaust came with my truck. The pulsating helicopter resonance was brutal the first 2K miles. It settled down, but was still a touch much for the amount of highway driving I do. Around 6K added H pipe and Keith's resonators. Made it very quiet, which was good for highway. I noticed around 10K miles, the truck just seemed to run even quieter and smoother. Not sure if it was a mechanical or computer break-in, oil change or what????? Around 11K, I had the H pipe removed (went back to true duals) and took the resonators off just to see how the TRD exhaust sounded after the truck and exhaust had over 10K miles on it. I love the sound now. You hear the rumble at light throttle low rpm cruising speeds, but all the "cab pressure" is gone. And I always liked the sound under acceleration.

That's my story. Like Gary (saybng) said, I installed it, and it worked for the time I needed it, but I removed them, because I don't need them now. Hopefully (for me), somebody with a loud dual exhaust will

 

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Does your offer include the clamps to mount them?

 

I don’t have the clamps - they got a little bent/compressed from tightening.

I would recommend getting new exhaust clamps anyway. Keith supplies 3 inch clamps. I actually found that 2.75 inch clamps worked better on the TRD tailpipes. The 3 inch clamps work for the bigger OEM tailpipe. You can buy at any auto parts store for about $3 or so each.

I can take an extra $5 per clamp off the price.