No drone muffler?

[Julio Bro!]

Our daughter has a new 2018 Yaris sedan and would like stronger sound from the muffler. I've had excellent experience with a Dynomax VT in a WRX, nice growl and zero drone.

I saw here that the Tanabe Medallion Touring is recommended, although I didn't see a 2018 specific model. Are there other options for 2018 models?

[WeeYari]

Be conscious of the fact you have a sedan. The Tanabe Medalion Touring is only available for the hatchback. Sedan and hatch exhausts are not interchangeable.

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[Julio Bro!]

Be conscious of the fact you have a sedan. The Tanabe Medalion Touring is only available for the hatchback. Sedan and hatch exhausts are not interchangeable.

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Hmmm...that's unfortunate. So, which are the sedan recommendations?

[DarkShadowFox]

Our daughter has a new 2018 Yaris sedan and would like stronger sound from the muffler. I've had excellent experience with a Dynomax VT in a WRX, nice growl and zero drone.

I saw here that the Tanabe Medallion Touring is recommended, although I didn't see a 2018 specific model. Are there other options for 2018 models?

its a mazda 2 sedan. not much out there for it besides indonesia.

[Julio Bro!]

I was reading about Synapse Engineering's No Drone Resonators, which is a simple piece of capped exhaust pipe welded paralel to your pipe. They have different lengths for different rpms (where most drone happens); location should be considered too.

Anyone tried that with custom setups?

[Julio Bro!]

As general info, unfortunately, Dynomax discontinued the VT series, because of drop in demand. I think that was a truly no drone performance muffler for a good price, but there are models still available on some stores; search online.

[Julio Bro!]

Regarding sound, if OEM resonator is removed, does sound becomes better?

[WeeYari]

Answered in other thread where you asked this question.

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