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bigsky2
05-27-2006, 08:06 AM
Just wanted to point out that the Toyota Performance Exhaust for the Yaris Hatchback (in Canada at least) is made by Borla.

I was disappointed to find out that this exhaust system was not the TRD JDM exhaust that is available via TRD.

List price for the exhaust is CAD $600 or so, and in my opinion, is not worth it. Considering the power increase from it will be around 5% max, there will not be a signficant increase in performance or fuel economy.

Now let's just patiently wait for more performance oriented parts to arrive in North/South America from Europe, Asia, and Australia.

ROCKLAND TOYOTA
05-27-2006, 03:20 PM
so i wonder if the trd exhaust that offered here will be trd or ??????

Idjiit
05-27-2006, 04:01 PM
Are you sure the TRD JDM exhaust isn't Borla as well?

ROCKLAND TOYOTA
05-27-2006, 04:02 PM
Are you sure the TRD JDM exhaust isn't Borla as well?
borla isn't a japaneese company so im gonna say no......

bigsky2
05-27-2006, 04:59 PM
Are you sure the TRD JDM exhaust isn't Borla as well?

I am positive that that TRD JDM Perfomance Exhaust is not made by Borla.

As ROCKLAND TOYOTA has noted, Borla is not a Japanese company so they would not be the ones to OEM for TRD Japan.

There's TRD USA, TRD Europe, and TRD Japan as far as I know, and each particular region has its own special manufacturers for "TRD" parts.

YarisHatch
05-27-2006, 05:18 PM
TRD anything has lousy performance gains for the dollar compared to other opitions. They are no where near performance oriented compared to Mugen/Spoon. Even trd japan has low gains compared to other products they have in their country. Plus, they can get away with more whp numbers since higher oct. gas, different standards as far as emissions go, and so on.

SophieSleeps
05-28-2006, 03:46 AM
TRD re-brands a considerable amount of their stuff.
Having a TRD borla exhaust wouldn't cross my mind.

I believe TRD rebranded eibach springs for the scion TC.

birdy
05-28-2006, 04:10 AM
get one of these
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/AeroTurbine-Muffler-2-5-Inlet-Outlet-with-Rolled-Tip_W0QQitemZ8068334147QQcategoryZ33636QQrdZ1QQcmd ZViewItem#pics

they sound sexy, one of my friends has one on his xb and its the same engine so it should sound the same, its cheaper also

silverRS
05-28-2006, 04:40 PM
well whatever anyone says....I had the perpormance exhaust intalled and it actually sounds real nice, and and quite a large system as well, not those little dinky 8" diameter mufflers.

YarisHatch
05-28-2006, 10:30 PM
well whatever anyone says....I had the perpormance exhaust intalled and it actually sounds real nice, and and quite a large system as well, not those little dinky 8" diameter mufflers.

Of course it sounds better, but sound doesn't equal performance. Also might want to add that although the muffler and tip may be decent size, the piping on all trd/borla parts for the toyota line's are rarely larger than stock. In return means little performance added. But i agree, does sound good.

ROCKLAND TOYOTA
05-30-2006, 05:29 PM
^^^^^ very true!!!! axle back set-ups are not the best bang for buck......

silverRS
05-30-2006, 08:10 PM
yeah I got it dyno'd (bro'd friend works in a shop and it added 4 hp which isn't a great gain, but I wasn't really looking for big gains. and when I say performance exhaust it is because thats what the dealership calls it, not me thinking performance.

TC-LIFTBACK
06-01-2006, 02:58 PM
I took a look at the 3D interactive view on the Toyota website and that muffler has a wild tight gooseneck 180 degrees on the downstream flow out the muffler on the Liftback.

Is that for real? Can somebody please verify this.

If so, what were the engineers thinking when they designed that muffler.

YarisHatch
06-01-2006, 03:58 PM
I took a look at the 3D interactive view on the Toyota website and that muffler has a wild tight gooseneck 180 degrees on the downstream flow out the muffler on the Liftback.

Is that for real? Can somebody please verify this.

If so, what were the engineers thinking when they designed that muffler.

No idea, but with toyota, nothing would surprise me.

Axle backs aren't completely useless, it just depends on the piping size and how many bends there are. Usually, cat backs do yeild quite a bit more whp than axle backs, but i have seen some axle backs actually push identical numbers as cat backs. Design is everything. :cool:

ROCKLAND TOYOTA
06-01-2006, 04:06 PM
I took a look at the 3D interactive view on the Toyota website and that muffler has a wild tight gooseneck 180 degrees on the downstream flow out the muffler on the Liftback.

Is that for real? Can somebody please verify this.

If so, what were the engineers thinking when they designed that muffler. whats the link for the site???? i searched but no luck.....

TC-LIFTBACK
06-02-2006, 09:44 AM
Here you go. Click on 3D Tours and then on interactive. I had to install some software to check it out but I wanted to see what the bottom of my future car looks like.

The muffler setup scared me.


http://toyota.com/vehicles/2007/yaris/index.html?s_van=GM_HOME_FLASH_YARIS

punch
06-02-2006, 11:21 AM
wow, that looks just like the bend on my borlas for my pt cruiser