Is there any trimming of the tail pipe required or will it fit over the flaired end of the stock pipe?
1455803
Just like all genuine Toyota parts there is no modification needed. I had the same concern, but as always was pleasantly surprised by the quality and ease of installation.
1455804
It will fit over the stock flair on the end of the tail pipe. May have to clean off any dirt as it fits snug but ability to turn it before you tighten the locking bolt
1455805
This Genuine Toyota Exhaust Tip PT18A-35090 is an easy, bolt-on installation. No cutting, drilling or welding required to fit an un-modified, stock exhaust pipe.
1455806
No trimming needed. It was designed to fit over the flaired section. Was well worth the money for the tip!
2193970
It should fit perfectly without any modification, however you might have to mod it later on due to a folded mid pipe. But even if it bends you could still use the muffler with the stock mid pipe
1585969
Nope, it's just a cosmetic exhaust tip that covers the ugly stock cut pipe.
2123106
I installed it on my sisters 2003 Vibe 2 wheel drive. The stock exhaust is a solid welded piece from front to back. Use an electric saw to cut out the old catalytic assembly. Then put the new cat pipe with a muffler clamp. I did have trouble fitting the new cat pipe over the stock exhaust where I made the cut. It seems that Magnaflow didnt expand the end of their cat pipe (where it fits over the stock exhaust) wide enough. It just wouldnt slip on easily.
354749
No but unless you have a lot of miles on your bike the ones that are currently in it should be fine, but I would suggest inspecting them when you remove the stock pipes for damage.
82882
I didn't do the installation myself, but I believe it is standard (?3/4 inch). I use a similar length of pipe in my installation. Check the Owner's instruction manual (available online), I suspect it may have that information.
1713184
Yes, most definitely. It is a lot shorter than the factory muffler tho so you may have to have a longer pipe welded in if your trying to reuse any of the factory rear piping.
1750004
I had to get a coupler to fit the stock exhaust pipe little welding involved but it was ez
2170314
No, the biggest issue is getting the stock muffler out of the truck without cutting it. After 4 hrs of working on the stock muffler, I bought a saw and cut it out it took 10 mins. to get the stock muffler out and another 10 mins to install the new muffler. I highly reccomend it.
730196
The pipes look similar, this is made for a ninja 650 but if the pipes do not fit the tip itself should slide onto the stock if the stock tip is removable and slides off
1748562
Yea it comes out at the very end of the truck. When installing mine it was even a little long I ended up cutting about 18 or 20 inches out of the center section of mine to get it to fit properly.
926538
My kit came with a fender eliminator kit with everything needed including turn signals. Stock tail will not fit correctly with new pipes.
1675944
yes with modifications you'll have to cut the curved tail pipe off your factory muffler then weld the two together
1240437
Where do you need to cut? Is it a fitment issue? You shouldn't have to cut anything if you ordered for the correct vehicle. I just installed mine and only made a miniscule adjustment to make it flush better (sanded off a <1/8" gap) because that is just me.
1534471
Well mine is a stock 2ss and fits like a glove anything raised or extra added to the car its probably going to be a tuff fit... sorry not sure what a rear raised trunk tail is or stage 3 ground effects.. but mine has none..
944995
You need to cut out several small sections on tail piece but everything else fits perfect. 2007 drz 400s
1030471
Brian, I'll have to look when I get home later. There's a bolt that tightens into the stock tube to hold the stock portion on. I can't remember if there was more than one hole to screw into?