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- Sara
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- 2024 Tacoma
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We do not have dyno numbers posted at this current time as we were unable to get a full pass on the dyno with the trucks that we had here for R&D. Not to say that no power was made, more so that we were unable to accurately and repeatably measure with the testing that we have done thus far. We are expecting a small bump in HP/TQ due to the design, but as with all new vehicles any exhuast alone is not going to put up huge dyno numbers, manufactuers are too efficient these days in pulling as much power out of a platform as they can. If making power is your concern with the truck, an exhuast is always a supporting mod to get the most out of power mods like a tune.Traditionally, I would buy an exhaust for more power. As I see no claims of additional HP/TQ, is the only benefit in your opinion the sound? Coming from V8’s it’s hard to get excited about any 4 cylinder sounds.
Definately a nice improvement and helped us on the trails being able to hear the throttle input around obstacles.I have the AWE exhaust on my manual Tacoma and it definitely makes it more fun to drive. I can finally hear the truck.
Not a ton, but the BashGuard will save you 3.5lbs when compared to stock, the AWE system with tips is nearly the same as the stock system.What about weight savings?