right on. If i had a bender i think i would try the stacks that run out side the bed.

The only truck i've like that i lioke is the big bad dodge check it out..

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hang on i was wrong on that.. i'm getting a pic

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http://image.dieselpowermag.com/f/84...oke_stacks.jpg

thats sweet. what site did that come from?

dieselpowermag.com but i just googled it... thats the only ones i like.. just looks too scrapped together any other way.. IMO

What about exhaust run aginst the Rocker pannels like on the old Shelby Cobra 427's

Then you have problems with soot.. Its different i'm a huge fan of being different i am just a huge critic of ppl that cobble stuff together just to say they have it..
:dang:

I saw an exhaust like that on a website during my quest for exhaust. i liked that as well but dont think it would look to good on my extended cab. If i had a single cab i would try it out. I was also wondering if anybody made a bolt up exhaust that didnt have a cat or muffler? Does MBRP do custom orders?

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Just to get off topic for a minute. Hey Cowboy! Who you gonna use for custom tunes

tunes
 

Seriously looking at Eric at Inovative Diesel, but I am not finished with my homework or CA$H Collecting yet.:w2:
:hellox:Any Suggestions:tu:

By the way, I still think the rocker pannel thing would be really neat but my Vote is for the stacks, Mitered at 45's:rocking:

I am looking into upgrading to a DPP 6 position myself. But hit the home button on the top left and scroll down and look into some of the sponsors for the site. Most 6 positions run of the TS chip set up, but one, i cant remember who, uses digital.

Power Stroke 7.3 Chip-Programmer

pops has a 97 powerstroke, with the straight pipe, originally it came out just in front of the rear right tire sounded great but the only prob with that was the inside rim of that tire did some serious soot collecting over time, we cut her back extended it over the rear axle so it comes out behind the rear tire, a hair quieter now, but she still sings and whistles a sweet tune that folk can recognize before they see her