Tacoma Off-Road Trail Pipe for the 4th Gen Tacoma

h4ngman tacoma · 2025-09-03T10:42:30+00:00

I’ve been thinking and wanted to ask how much others pay for their insurance. Normally I wouldn’t be asking a group about insurance rates due to how complex insurance rates can be. I know insurance depends on factors such as age, gender “yea as a guy we pay more”, accident records, if you have bundles/ discounts, and even what city/ county you live in can be a factor. Like my brother who drives a 2008 FJ with over 180k miles on it and he lives in Miami. He pays almost 4k a year for his insurance because….Miami… not joking. For me, I pay $480 every 6 months with progressive. How much do other owners pay for their insurance in their respective states?

k2idle

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Friday at 4:32 PM

I have been running the SXTH Element Trail pipe for the 2024+ Tacoma for a couple of weeks now, and I couldn't be happier. I have a double Long-Bed, which kind of makes the off-road part a bit harder. With the extra overhang, I am constantly worried about bashing the backend down on simple inclines or rocks. I eventually snagged my exhaust and I had to figure out a fix before it became a lot more expensive.

I found the SXTH Element Trail Pipe and it did exactly what I wanted for a lot cheaper than I thought. It was a super easy swap. I dropped the spare, unbolted the factory resonator, and this bolted right in. Took maybe 10 minutes start to finish. The build is solid. Honestly, it’s nicer than I expected, it has a stainless steel construction, great welds, and just looks clean once it’s on.

I didn't notice any sound change really, maybe just a bit more on cold start but it is still really quiet.

The stock exhaust just hangs too low, and if you want to go off-road at all I would say this is a necessary mod for any Tacoma.

If you want one, you can get 5% off at TacomaForce with code TRAILSXTH.
Check It Out: https://www.tacomaforce.com/products/2024-toyota-tacoma-off-road-trail-pipe