Cat-back for Solara ?

[dctodd]

Hey is there a Cat-back made by any after market company for a 2000 Solara ?? If so how much does it run ?

Also curious to what you guys think my next mod should be, I just ordered new rims and tires this week. Was thinking rear sway bar, OR cross drilled break roters, HP brake pads, and steel breaded brake lines. Which do you think would have the most noticable effect ?? I know the sway bar would be the cheapest...

[Jzs147-RR]

Well you have a choice of 3 known cat back systems.
Greddy Evo
A'PEXi World Sport
Tanabe G-Power Medallion

All 3 of them range from 400-600$ depending on where you get them.

Also you should get an upgraded suspension before any other mod since it will give you that added safety all the way to the end of your moding stages.

[SKYravefever]

A set of sway bars will be a cheap and noticable mod that you may want to consider. The general consensus is that it's a day and night difference.

[dctodd]

Thanks for the replys !! I actually have already done my suspension, Eibach pro kit, and KYB struts. Will I lose any power on my low or high end with adding a Cat-back ??

Have people heard of White-Line sway bar ?? IS it any good ?? better then the TRD one that toyotaparts4U.com has online for $145 ??

Thanks !

[dctodd]

Sorry guys, ANOTHER Cat-back question. If I went ahead and got a cat back system but have no other engine mods, would I notice any difference in how my engine preforms either good or bad ???

I know by adding a cat-back system I am not going to get major HP improvement, but wondering if it's even worth it at all ??

What are you're guys experiences ??

[Luc]

Dave, you will probably get the best performance with a Y-pipe along with the cat-back system, which will allow a better flow. For the RSB, the TRD is adjustable to either street or track settings. Street has an effective 19mm, track has 21mm, and Whiteline is about 20mm, in between the TRD. The Whiteline can be bought for almost half the price of the TRD.

Luc