Stacks or Straight Pipe?
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Stacks or Straight Pipe?
Howdy! I'm lookin into doin exhaust here shortly and was lookin for input on which to do. I dig Stacks but dont want to lose functionality with my bed. I am lookin at MBRP for The Black Stacks, And the 4" turbo back straight pipe. Any Opinions or Advice would be helpfully no matter which way you lean.
Thanks Folks!
Thanks Folks!
#2
I'm a stack fan and plan on doing stacks when I get a truck worth putting them on. My plan is to get a flatbed and route the stacks in front of the bed but with a regular bed I personally would use a piece of 4 or 5" square or 2x6 rectangle for the "y" pipe just because its thicker and will take more abuse. I guess it all comes down to how much you use the front 6"(assuming you do 6" stacks) of your bed. The big loss of space is when you have stacks and a toolbox.
#4
Its a 95' Supercab. everyone I've seen I liked...ALOT! But the problem is i will lose my bed cause i will have the stacks and the tool box. Gotta have the box for boat motor repair. i also run a camper shell during huntin' season. If i do stacks that means i gotta get an enclosed trailer or somethang for the huntin dogs. But I dig Stacks. Please help!
#5
I've seen people trim their shell to fit around the stacks. I've also seen people modify their boxes to run stacks through them. There's a few pics on here of that. Another option is something that you probably wouldn't want to do as it looks a bit ridiculous with the factory bed is run the stacks outside of the bed like in the pic.
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#8
Nope, don't know who it belongs too. I just google searched ford stacks or powerstroke stacks or something along those lines and found the pic. I think it was on another forum but I don't remember which one. It is neat but I don't know if I'd do it. Just my .02. It looks like the pipes are run under the frame just behind the t-case. I'm sure it would be fairly easy to modify the y pipe you would get in your kit to fit in between the frame rails then mess with different bends to get it where you want. If you go that route, good luck and take LOTS of pics.
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