Dirty Deeds Ind. straight pipe system for 2007-2021 Tundra is awesome! Toyota Tundra, or Cuda?

I bought and installed the straight pipe kit from Dirty Deeds Industries on my 2021 Tundra. Due to their current sale, the entire cost was under $350. The quality is amazing, and a local shop would have charged the same for something of lesser quality and not painted.
It took me about 45 minutes to install in my driveway with an air gun and hand tools.
When I fired it up, I was 17 again, in a `69 340 'Cuda with dual glasspack exhaust!
Gas mileage went up at least .5 mpg and now the truck turns heads.
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[@chrischapman1613]

Sounds great!

[@v8ko]

Talked with Keith today and now making the decision between the straight pipe or 6 inch set up. So now it’s been 3 weeks what are your thoughts on the loudness and drone? Thanks man, great video I’ve watched it 3 times lol.

[@treyveston7965]

I still absolutely love it around town, but I still haven't gone on a road trip with it. Nor have I had any passengers in it, so no feedback. I've gotten used to the drone on the daily 15-mile commute to work, but it still surprises me with how loud it is. I would probably upgrade to something a little quieter.

[@v8ko]

​@treyveston7965 Thanks for the information. I've been on the fence, so I will probably skip the straight pipe because I feel you and I are searching for the same sound. I'll be looking between the 6 inch and 8 inch, considerably more expensive but still on sale, and it does come with the resonator. You should call Keith, he spent over 30 minutes with me on the phone it really seems like customer satisfaction is a big priority for him.

[@keving5120]

Great review! I’m thinking of doing the same exhaust on my 2020 Tundra but with the resonator.

[@treyveston7965]

After almost a week of daily driving, I would highly recommend the resonator. The drone at 65 and under is pretty substantial whenever there is load put on the engine. Sounds great around town!