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True, but the quality of the Borla is far superior to the Toyota unit, even for more cash

I bought my Borla for less than Toyota charges for their TRD exhaust.

I BELIEVE that it only comes stock on the Pro. Noise and flow are two different animals. I was shocked by the backpressure in my stock system but was relatively pleased with the stock system exhaust note. The Borla system greatly reduced that backpressure without increasing the noise from the...

I think most of the problems result from not reading the instructions, that is using the fob to unlock the truck, then immediately install the commander. I used the tiny key to unlock my truck and left the fob in the house, 120 yards away and my truck had been unused for 12 hours. And as...

If you let the bad O2 sensor go long enough, you get the pleasure of replacing burned out cats.

Yes it does, but not anywhere near objectionable.

My Borla has a very pleasing sound. It totally eliminated the tinny sound of the OE system. Very high quality.

Less than one week old. Nothing wrong with it, it just isn't to my liking. See my review post in Aftermarket Products. Paid $245 with tax, sell for $125 including shipping to the lower 48 states. Please PM me with any questions about product or methods of payment.

The unit performs as it was intended. City setting is the most useful, at least to me. I tried all of the settings, and all had a very noticeable effect on the performance of the truck. However, even on the -4 setting of the city setting, the sensitivity of the gas pedal was too high for my...

What is really crazy is that the mud that they use to seal the hose is so damn water resistant.

O2 sensors have a definite life. I replaced those on my GMC at 98K. It was fall, and with my luck, they would have failed when it was 12 degrees outside and sleeting sideways. At 158K you are well past their lifetime. I replaced all four and never had a problem. If one is going bad, the...

Depending on where you live, you may want to keep an eye out for mud dauber wasps. They love to lay eggs in small holes and seal them with mud. Don't ask how I know, but the little bastards can seal an air conditioner drain hose in three days causing an under-dash flood. I'm glad that you...

Pedal commander installed. Removed the gas pedal as I had mentioned. Much easier. Busy, will try it out Sunday for a bit.

Pedal Commander arrived. Tried to install it yesterday, too cold (34 degrees and 18-25 mph winds). Old fingers don't work in cold weather. Don't work too damn well in hot weather either. Today is better weather. I'll unbolt the gas pedal and then remove the wire. Can't get into position...

Oh without a doubt that is in the "Toyota dealer book of excuses". # 4 or #5 I believe. If you are old enough, you will remember the heat riser valve on US engines rattling after they got some mileage on them. The valve obstructed the exhaust flow in order to warm the bottom of the intake...

What mode do you usually run? Any + or - on that mode?

Have you tried the eco mode, and does it work?

Odd thing with my truck is that the pause is almost undetectable until I have to pull out into fast-moving traffic. It's almost like it can sense the 'need for speed' and it shows it's face the most then.

for my 2018 TRD off road. $229 shipped from Ebay, sealed box, new.

While not in a Toyota, I diagnosed an early 80's Chevy with that type of noise. Drove me crazy, found it to be a baffle in the muffler that had broken loose. The muffler itself had a small leak from a split seam, so I replaced the muffler. When I took the muffler off, it fell on the ground...