Stacks?
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Stacks?
So work has been slow and i have alot of down time which has been spent reading diesel magazines, looking at performance parts for my truck, and watch youtube videos of trucks with stacks. I know they are loud but they just look so cool. I currently have a MBRP 5" system on my truck. I was looking at their 5" stack system with black 6" angle cut stacks. what do you guys think? also would I be able to run a muffler with this set up? looking at the pictures of the system i dont see one included. any input would be greatly appreciated thanks everyone
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The muffler would have to be directly under the cab, due to length, or part of the stack it's self. I have the 5" MBRP as well and like it quiet a bit. I myself will never do stack for multiple reasons. The box of a truck is for hauling stuff around and stacks take up that room. The noise is excessive in the cab, and stack have a "hey cops, here I am factor". The less them law enforcing ****** look at me the better!
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We put a single 5" stack on two different trucks, love them both.
The short cab is louder inside than the extended cab, but I find myself opening the back window just so I can hear it talk to me.
I dont know what MBRP's prices are, but we picked up some 90's, flex pipe and exhaust tubing from Napa and did two trucks for less than 400 bucks.
The short cab is louder inside than the extended cab, but I find myself opening the back window just so I can hear it talk to me.
I dont know what MBRP's prices are, but we picked up some 90's, flex pipe and exhaust tubing from Napa and did two trucks for less than 400 bucks.
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I want to put MBRP's 5 inch stack system in mostly cause i already have the muffler and like the tone. The only problem is i dont want to big of a stack. I like the look of 6 inch miter cuts, 8 inch is definatly way to big for my liking and idk about 7 it might be too big as well, and they dont make a 6 inch for the 5 inch piping....
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