Can you do a straight Pipe to a single stack?

 

yes, u need a 4" down pipe 5 ft or so 4" pipe a 90* 4" elbow a 4" to 5" adapter and a stack of ur choice.

 

Okay. Does it hurt to have a stack on if it's snowing or raining

 

when ur not driving it u should cover the stack, it will fil with water and when u start the truck it blows black water all over the truck. alot of guys drill a hole in the 90* elbow so the water can drain.

 

I'm thinking about a straight cut stack with a flapper cap this on top of it. But would the cap freeze shut?

 

yes you can. cost depends on whether you buy a kit or piece it together yourself. I pieced my kit together, you need a 90 degree, a stack, and a little extra pipe. To hold it in place, I bolted a plate down to the bed, run the exhaust up through it, and welded the pipe to the plate.

 

Does any shops put stacks on?

 

I would take it to the dealership and have them do it so u have a warranty on it

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im not living at home right now where my welder is n i had a shop tell me they wanted 300 to install it guess im waiting till i go home but ya any exhaust/muffler shop should do it

 

Any exhaust shop should, but I would try to find a diesel performance shop. They could probably do everything you need them to (performance and otherwise), if you dont want to yourself.

 

im wanting to stack my truck got a 6" stack off a guy im gonna redneck it welded it to flat steel plate with hole cut in bottom plan on bolting it to floor and running my exhaust from the current location then to the passenger side of truck between the frame and bed floor my problem is where i want to put it the croosmember of the bed floor is in the way isit gonna be an issue or can i cut that small piece out of my way