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URD Y pipe is illegal to use on public roads since you remove the catalytic converter.
Check out doordings build. He had his rerouted by an exhaust shop, and I plan on doing mine the same way. Pics of his and Chepos are in his build thread.
http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2nd-gen-builds/238451-doordings-2012-tacoma-build.html
I also cut my exhaust right after the last hangar. I was gonna dump it right after the axle, but I like the support the last hanger gives. No difference in sound. But looks cleaner to me.

 

None at all
Don't mind the dirt...

 

Not 100% what you're looking for but I cut mine and dumped right above the axle...no fumes for me

 

That's where most dump it, including myself. No issues with fumes in the cab.

 

X2.

 

Here's where I dumped mine:



Tucked up high and out of the way; no fumes.

 

I have a pre-axle dump after my magnaflow and I've never had any issues with fumes

 

I got the exhaust routed around the transfer case. Also got a magnaflow and a tip. I had them dump the exhaust with a turn down instead of sticking out the side. Ive never had any issues

 

So wouldn't the URD O2 sensor delete prevent LT headers and URD y-pipe from throwing a code?

 

i dont think you'll get much feed back from the memebers that had fume problems since CO is the silent killer. JK, mine is preaxle and no problems

 

had a local shop do mine. crossed it over behind the T-case. 2.25" into 3" after the Y collector. then dumped down past the axle. dont mind the soot.. only one set of cats thanks to the URD headers. previously had no cats.. but added them into the after on another visit..

 

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How much did you guys pay for the exhaust reroute?

 

think I mentioned it to you already in another thread, but for the rerouted Y.. around 150-200 bucks all said and done. you can see my reroute a few posts up. a couple things have changed since then tho (mufflers)

 

Now that you mention it, I think you're right. Do you have skid plates on your truck? I feel like if I were to bottom out I would rather hit my exhaust than hit my transfer case..

 

no skids. The only thing I've been hung up on is my exhaust before I rerouted it, and the crossmember itself. skids are in the plans tho..

 

I'm just saying that a new y pipe is probably cheaper than a new transfer case haha

 

yes.. lol but you should be good. you would need to be in a pretty shitty spot to get the T case.. you atleast have the crossmember still as DoorDing said. just reroute then get skids. I need to get skids myself still.. just low on the list at the moment.