stacks... which cut for less cab drone?
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This is a tough one...my current stacks are 9-6 to the tips heheheheeee so not bad at all however once upon a time in 01 the stacks were just 6" above the cab and I had them turned out (bullhaulers) complete to the side and they were too loun so I pointed them straight back and it helped alot but I didnt like the look so then I pointed them 45* out right toward the back corners of the bad...lil bit louder but looked better
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scarecrow (05-21-2007)
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The biggest thing that causes drone is having the stack too low. You want the lowest edge of the outlet to be level with or higher than the cab. Turning them toward the back helps also. I have a 45* miter cut and with the lower edge level with the cab its not too bad until I put my foot in it.
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scarecrow (05-21-2007)
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The biggest thing that causes drone is having the stack too low. You want the lowest edge of the outlet to be level with or higher than the cab. Turning them toward the back helps also. I have a 45* miter cut and with the lower edge level with the cab its not too bad until I put my foot in it.
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scarecrow (05-21-2007)
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well thank you for your replies but i was lucky enuff to have a blow out today with my truck so now i need to go buy freggin tires...:mad::mad:...ya know i have wanted stacks for 4 years and every time a good deal comes up or i get some money together for stacks something happens that i have to spend that money on other things....and i should have knowen something was gonna happen this time as well..so i give up "give:....i dont think i am meant to have stacks....so sorry for the rant i am gonna go hit the shine.....
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