What do you guys think, 1, 2, or 3

I say 2 looks the best.

Shawn

 

To minimize backpressure, you'll need two per cylinder. So I recommend 12. As another poster has mentioned, the excessive heat may be an issue with the composite bed floor.

 

run 6 of them through the cab, extra heat in the winter. Then just drive naked in the summer.

 

Why use 6"? put a single 42" pipe in finish off the utilizeable bed space. Go for minimum 2 No. 12", hang some bumper nuts from the reciever and get some decals on the tailgate that say "balls deep". No one's going to F$(# with you at that point.

 

cut the crap and get ankle-burners...both sides.....and stacks (2 of them)

 

Viper/redneck?

 

... AND its a "trd sport" 5 lug!

 

I think that guy is a member here. Never knew he put stacks on it

 

Oooo ... found a 2nd gen too!

 

Yeah, the link actually came from TW.

 

Lol, this links to TW too!

 

OP, do one 1" metal conduit stack. My lawn mower runs awesome with this setup so I bet the tacoma well do even better!


I even added a "power bomb" to it for some extra oompf. Just made it out of some 1" square tube and painted it red.

 

I thought there were ten or more lying around the shop but I could only find three.

 

1 per cylinder

 

So much trololololololol

 

Enough messin' around here! You obviously need to put 10 in the back, then drill a hole in your hood and put a big one! Without the back pressure, my calculations say that you can gain 520 whoppin' ponies and over 9000! ft/lbs of torque. SOunds likes a much better bang for your buck, plus the 30 MPG!

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RV-nDFpOJeU

 

13. Two for each cylinder and one just in case....

 

None of the above.
Go up to the mountains and build a snowman like this :



Then drive around town until it melts.

Rinse and repeat as required.

 

go big !! 3!! make sure to put flames on the side of your truck too.