Exhaust advice.

I know this will fit, can anyone speak to quality of this brand? I just need a muffler and a tailpipe for basically as cheap as possible. https://www.summitracing.com/parts/...NmiZlJJjSWwcFY5SsC16sBKAtL8MghokaArqfEALw_wcB

 

Walker is fine. Good price on that if you can self install.

 

How do they compare to RockAuto for factory parts pricing?

 

Ouch. Shipping is more than the exhaust itself. Is it worth it to try and find a website with free shipping?

 

In lower 48 ground shipping is least expensive. I did pay a premium to ship but that was still way cheaper than shipping into Canada where I live. If you’re in the lower 48 you could try to phone in the order. Might get a shipping deal that way. Begging never hurt.

 

Found one in my town for cheaper than the shipping. Have to pay more for the actual product but it’s like $50 cheaper.

 

On a ton of items at their store, especially higher-dollar items, Summit will give free shipping, and add a small (~$10) surcharge if it's an oversized item. I'm fortunate, they're a short cart trip away for me, being on the south side of ATL, I can order online and pickup.

Summit and RockAuto are my main vendors to use, and it mostly comes down to shipping price on which I go with. I'm actually surprised Summit isn't giving free shipping; that may be an issue with Walker and how they drop ship, and nothing to do with Summit.

 

I run this on mine. I didn't have any luck with the fancy clamp they want you to run I just ran a regular u-bolt clamp on it. Works good for me, might want to use some high heat paint if you are worried about rust.

 

I had one. Did the job fine. It sits in my garage now for whenever I get old enough to hate loud cars.

 

That's why I ran an exhaust cutout on mine. Can pick whichever one feels right with the flip of a switch.

 

Had similar system on my old Ford - one of the tailpipes had a hole in it after 3-4 years. It was due to condensation from short trips and lack of use. Welded a small patch on it just before I sold it.

For the price - very happy with it. If you're not buying something SS, get the cheapest. My old Nissan exhaust would cost 4x as much to last twice as long, so I just started buying cheap mufflers.

Tundra hasn't needed any exhaust work, yet. I'll probably go cheap again. SS would be nice, but I'm not sure it will be around long enough.