Toyota Exhaust Headers & Manifolds

Reviewed By MARCUS D (CORONA, CA) Reviewed for a 2013 Toyota Tacoma —5/9/2017 10:08 PM

Header was well built. Great finish, very pretty. Install was a pain, but I figured it out. The egr housing hits the header flange, so I enlarged the mount holes with a drill bit and it shifted the egr just enough. Install took me 3 hours and I am an experienced mechanic. First test drive I noticed no difference. After a few fillups and the computer adjusted and get better pedal feel and little better fuel economy. Even with the hassle of the install, no regrets.

Reviewed By Alexander H (San Diego, CA) Reviewed for a 2004 Toyota Tundra —2/15/2017 9:53 PM

These are great headers. Install is a B***h though. Passenger side can be done with a socket wobble extension set, some swivel heads, and crowfoot sockets. Take the wheel off and get into it. Lock Tight and torque em down. Driver side is a lot harder. The motor mount really is in the way. I did passenger side 100% torqued to spec and had a shop hook it up (tow it there!) with the driver side only $300. Somebody with more experience than me can do it. Immediate throttle response and deep sounding

Reviewed By Narciso L (LOS FRESNOS, TX) Reviewed for a 1997 Toyota Tacoma —9/8/2016 12:05 PM

Headers look nice in armor coating but gaskets seem a poor quality, hopefully they last a long time. Another thing kit does not come with EGR and O2 sensor bolts, need to run to local store to find those bolts.