Supra Exhaust

The Mk4 Toyota Supra is a modern legend, with its 2JZ-GTE engine capable of developing well over 700hp on the stock bottom end, and over 1,000hp with forged internals. Thanks in part to Toyota's overengineering of the 2JZ turbo engine, you can be certain that the Supra will remain firmly on top of the big horsepower import game for years to come. There are far to many exhausts for the Mk3 and Mk4 supra to feature both cars in this article, so for the time being, we will focus on the Mk4 (1993-2002) Supra twin turbo. If there is enough interest, perhaps an Mk3 Supra exhaust directory will be in order.

Cat backs will be featured first, followed by downpipes (to suit the stock turbochargers). Sound clips will be provided where possible. If any exhausts are not listed, feel free to leave a comment and the author will be sure to add them.

The Tanabe Ultra Medallion is a high quality Japanese made exhaust that features large diameter piping, full stainless and titanium construction, and premium quality welds. The Ultra Medallian is significantly lighter than the stock Supra exhaust.

• Material: Stainless and titanium
• Weight: Not available
• Piping Diameter: 90mm
• Tip Diameter: 115mm
  
• Price: $1,100

The Tanabe Medallion Touring exhaust for the Toyota Supra is designed for maximum performance without being overly loud. Featuring a 93db maximum sound output, the Medallion Touring exhaust features full 304 stainless steel construction, allowing for long life and decreased weight compared to stock. The deep tone prevents exhaust drone from entering the cabin.

• Material: Stainless steel
• Weight: Not available
• Piping Diameter: 80mm
• Tip Diameter: 115mm
• Price: $800.00

The Tanabe Super Medallian Hyper Spec exhaust for the Supra may be long in the name, but it won't leave you wishing for more. According to Titan Motorsports, the Hyper Spec exhaust is the quietest exhaust you can find for your supra. Featuring full stainless construction and Tanabe's legendary build quality, this is a great exhaust for those who want more power without more of the wrong attention.

• Material: Stainless steel
• Weight: Not available
• Piping Diameter: 80mm
• Tip Diameter: 115mm
• Price: $730.00

The Apexi GT Spec exhaust for the Toyota Supra features durable stainless steel construction, and a classic exhaust sound that will let everyone know a Supra is coming! Features 95mm diameter piping and a 115mm tip. Click here for sound clip

• Material: Stainless steel
• Weight: Not available
• Piping diameter: 95mm
• Tip diameter: 115mm
• Price: $700.00

The Blitz Nur Spec exhaust features full stainless steel construction, with a center resonator to reduce droning while cruising. As with all Blitz exhaust systems, the Nur Spec Exhaust for the Supra features tuned piping diameters and minimum bends to allow maximum power and torque improvements.  Click here for sound clip.

• Material: Stainless steel
• Weight: Not available
• Piping diameter: Not available
• Tip diameter: Not avilable
• Price: $750.00

The Boost Logic 4" exhaust for the Supra Twin Turbo is the most affordable four inch exhaust on the market for the Supra. Featuring true 4" diameter piping and a strait through design, this exhaust will make your Supra roar.  Click here to hear the boost logic Supra Exhaust

• Material: Stainless steel
• Weight: Not available
• Piping diameter: 4"
• Tip diameter: Not available
• Price: $850.00

HKS is known for producing some of the best sounding exhaust systems for the Toyota Supra. The HKS Hi-Power exhaust features a full stainless steel muffler with mild steel piping to reduce costs to the consumer. The Hi-Power features a resonator to prevent excessive noise and drone.

• Material: Stainless and mild steel
• Weight: Not available
• Piping diameter: 75mm (3 inches)
• Tip diameter: 115mm
• Price: $560.00

Note: Removal of the catalytic converters may be illegal depending on your location, and could potentially result in fines or even jail time.

One of the best modifications a Supra owner can make to their car is an aftermarket downpipe. Most would agree that when it comes to dollar-to-horsepower ratio, a downpipe is king. There's a few reasons for this, mainly that aftermarket downpipes are typically straight piping, which completely eliminates both of the factory catalytic converters. Less restriction and a larger diameter means the turbos don't have to work so hard, which dramatically increases horsepower and torque across the powerband.

The TMS downpipe features stainless steel, mandrel bent construction and a full 76mm (3 inch) diameter.  One of the best bang for buck mods you can make to a stock twin turbo Toyota Supra.

• Material:  Stainless steel
  
• Piping diameter:  76mm (3 inch)
• Weight:  Not available
• Price:  $275.00