View Poll Results: Stacks or Cool Duals?
Keep the stacks!
9
42.86%
Go with cool duals!
12
57.14%
Voters: 21. You may not vote on this poll
Keep stacks, or go with cool duals?
#13
07-02-2011, 04:45 PM
Diesel Bomber
whoops. duals 
Sorry about that, Never was much on spelling.
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Actually they are needed in some cases when hauling livestock. Nieghbor had an 7.3 f350 with a straight pipe exhaust using the stock location. He hauled sheep. On the long hauls he would find a few sheep dead in the front corner of the trailer near the exhaust pipe. he added this stack that stood a foot above the cab to remedy the problem. But yes, a large number of people around here just have them for looks.
off topic: mike, what size tires are those in the current pics?
Sorry about that, Never was much on spelling.
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Actually they are needed in some cases when hauling livestock. Nieghbor had an 7.3 f350 with a straight pipe exhaust using the stock location. He hauled sheep. On the long hauls he would find a few sheep dead in the front corner of the trailer near the exhaust pipe. he added this stack that stood a foot above the cab to remedy the problem. But yes, a large number of people around here just have them for looks.
off topic: mike, what size tires are those in the current pics?
#14
07-28-2011, 07:55 PM
Diesel Fan
I say stacks look real goodmade some stacks out of 5 in kept them for about 4 months then just got tired of having to tie everything I hauled up against the tailgate so I put a six inch tip right where the bed starts in front of the passenger side wheel sounds like a damn jet I love it who knows how long it will last I switch it up to keep myself from being bored I say stacks but realize they are a pain.
#15
09-26-2011, 10:27 PM
Diesel Enthusiast
#16
10-04-2011, 10:25 PM
Diesel Fan
#17
10-05-2011, 12:42 PM
#18
10-11-2011, 01:16 PM
I have a single straight pipe (3.5" dp, 4", to a 5" tip), no resonantor, no cat, no muffler, no problem! I don't do stacks because I use a topper. Although that thing has to sound B.A. when you stomp it with the stacks. If your welding skills are good, you could notch that tool box to work with the stacks.
#19
10-11-2011, 02:58 PM
I have a single straight pipe (3.5" dp, 4", to a 5" tip), no resonantor, no cat, no muffler, no problem! I don't do stacks because I use a topper. Although that thing has to sound B.A. when you stomp it with the stacks. If your welding skills are good, you could notch that tool box to work with the stacks.
#20
10-12-2011, 11:57 AM
