Exhaust Help!!!

Does it look to you like 24 inch mufflers could fit into the standard system?

 

Well, these are 20s.
Certainly looks like there is room for 4 more inches on each side.

 

My guess is yes. Keith just "adjusts" the rest of the system to accommodate the longer mufflers. Going from 10" to 14", my tailpipe didn't move at all. This was a concern because of my acute OCD!

 

I like that tail pipe tip(s)..
What is it?

 

It's a Corsa style tip without the Corsa name stamped on it. I bought it from Summit Racing a few years ago. The first one was dented but they stepped up and 'hand-picked' another one that was fine.

 

After our sale price it’s not that expensive. Also, instead of paying $ to make your truck slower, and have drone, you could pay only a little more and have it better. The reason I started making exhaust for tundras is because there was a need for it. There is no other company making a system for stock manifolds that both doesn’t drone and doesn’t lose low end torque.

 

After 50 years of physical abuse in construction,requiring surgery on both shoulders and hands, I'm not able. I might have sores on me that are older than you...DUDE

 

It’s hard to get scale in pictures so I wasn’t sure looking at the pipe angles if the additional length would fit. Thanks for responding. Look forward to your feedback.

 

Oh, I get it.
Unless you started construction when you were 10, I doubt your sores are older than me.

My knees and shoulders are bone on bone.
I'm scheduled for lower back surgery for pinched nerves at the end of the month.

Sorry @CMikeB , I guess my post fit my own needs and I projected them upon you.
I waited 8 months for a cat replacement and the thieves cut my BAM.

I sent it back to Keith and he did me right fixing and replacing it.
I couldn't wait to get the BAM back in the truck, hence installing it the day it arrived.
But also I have a 2.5" lift so it makes getting under the truck a little easier in a driveway..

I will admit, a vehicle lift and an extra set of arms, shoulders, and hands, would make the replacement much easier.
I hope you get it installed and it meets your needs.
Putting my BAM back in made my truck my own again after not having it for 8 months.

Sorry, @Fabian for the HUGE thread drift.
@dirtydeeds BAM is honestly the best exhaust for your Tundra.
Great sound, minimal drone, and so many happy customers on this forum.....

Save your pennies and catch one on sale, you will not regret it..

 

No worries! "Unless you started construction when you were 10" Lol, You're close!Started part time in '65. For $ 50.00 and in 100 degree heat today, it'll be my Mechanic and me at 8:am this morning. Biggest issue is for me is "range of motion" in shoulders and hand grip/dexterity can be painful.( I ain't going back on that 'table')

 

$48.16 later, the 20" exhaust is on. Mechanic and I (working in the AC on his lift) had it done in a few minutes. The 20" exhaust is deeper but "tamer." The 14" eliminated all the cold start 'rasp' and this one softens that even more. Will it be mistaken for "stock?" Definitely not. Not at idle, not cruising and certainly not when under higher RPM's. The old exhaust is boxed up and waiting for Fed-X tomorrow.