What exhausts are y'all running? Looking to get an exhaust system soon, but not sure on what to get. If you have any videos on how yours sounds that would be great. Thanks!



'22 ES350 F Sport - RSR Down Springs.

 

I have a Muffler delete right now with vibrant resonators where the mufflers were. I also have an AEM intake. I specifically got vibrant resonators to replace the mufflers because I wanted the car to have some growl with a deep tone instead of raspy. It's still quiet at idle it's quiet while driving 30-45 mph but once you hit 60 mph it has a bit of drone but I kinda like it, it's not bad, it doesn't rattle anything. If you step on it full throttle it'll roar with the intake being much louder. If you remove anything other than the mufflers you should get a tune. Send me a message on IG and I can send you some videos of how it sounds. I don't have any rolling videos but I have parked rev videos. Keep in mind the car has 2 mufflers and 3 resonators and the headers are muffled as well. I'm thinking of removing the resonator closest to the mufflers to go a bit louder.

 

The ES, or in this case, a V6 FWD premium car, is not exactly the car I think of calling attention to with loud pipes. I have a lot of experience with that in my tEeN dAyz. Not fun! I say from experience, especially in California!

Knock in wood perfect record for nearly 20 years now! 8)

I want complete silence and class. So naturally my vote is stock!

 

There is someone on this forum who had modified an Avalon TRD exhaust to fit on the 7ES. Coincidentally, he is selling it now. Here is a link to the post Confirmed Avalon TRD Fitment

 

Wow thanks for the link! That's huge.

 

Thanks for sharing! Exhaust fits very well. Only modification was cutting off the tips. Sound was perfect and what you'd expect from a car like the ES.

 

Ended up getting a muffler delete.It sounds very subtle!

 

 

Have you done any mods yet? I have a 19 Es 350 F sport and looking to add like magnaflow muffler but not sure what is the results come out? And i can’t find any videos on that?

 

Why do this to a car brand that is known for its elegance?

 

Can someone explain why a stock ES has one main exhaust pipe that spits into TWO mufflers?
Does that reduce backpressure that much to justify two or is it for noise reduction? My old avalon had one muffler, plenty of power and low noise.