Engine Dual Exhaust System for 98 Corolla?

Dual Exhaust System for 98 Corolla?

Is it possible to do a conversion on a 1998 Corolla exhaust system to a Dual exhaust system?

You can have a 2 muffler set up, but not a true dual exhaust. But there is no need for one on a 4 cylander car.

All you need is a second muffler that looks like the first, some pipe and a Y-Pipe or splitter and some hangers and having a good exhaust shop.

you can lose performance w/a dual exhaust on a corolla.

srt4 has dual exhaust(Y pipe).

one thing needed another thing is implemented

hey diazthemagnificent did you do a y-splitter on your muffler? or did you do a duel exahust extension? and can you show me how or where to buy? thx

Its also a turboed car, last I checked the Corolla is not turboed

How about this? Yes, I know it says civic but will these mufflers work?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/CATB...010645105QQrdZ1

Piping is different

You can always buy a muffler with a single inlet and dual outlets and then run the pipes off of this. But this is cosmetic only, not a true dual

in other words, rice

i wonder does anyone have a dual exhaust or maybe a y-splitter for a 98 corolla?

just take your car to a shop that works on exhaust im sure they can do it.

In japan, the supercharged and 20V rollas has dual Y stock.

take a listen to my weedwacker of death http://youtube.com/watch?v=bYoSJuCShsc

You're just adding weight to your car by putting 2 mufflers.
You're also killing your engines low end. Your car will be so fricking flat during take off, you'll sound like a week wacker reving to death just to get to 30mph.

Dual exhaust is gay!

You dont need it, its a waste of time & money!

So you ran your car without an exhaust manifold? Sounds like a dying dog.

yea you can, ecu will prolly go mad not knowing the actual reading of the O2 sensors lol

I suppose that atleast...

its actaully bad for ur valves, the extreme temp changes can kill them

when the o2 sensor is wired up but not plugged into the exhaust manifold, it is reading very lean mixtures because it's just hanging there, which can, in long term, damage your engine<br />
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but if you're flooring it anyways, the ecu is reading in open loop, which does not take signal from the o2 sensor to determine how much fuel to inject