some guys just put plastic coffee cans over the tips to keep the rain out.
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soot
i have a white first gen and its covered get a coffee can or drill a hole. i use a good ol foldgers can! but remember to take it off befor u start it it bounces off my cab and dented it:argh:
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oh man!
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Originally Posted by 95powersmoker
(Post 816040)
Really, You got better mpgs and more power with just an exhaust? Must have been a Banks kit...:w2:
Originally Posted by joebob3093
(Post 816047)
i know people who have had lower EGTs with stock straight piped exhaust. you don't put exhaust on planing on getting better MPG, if you do you will be very disappointed. the stacks sound good from the outside but get very annoying in the cab. i cant wait to remove my stack.
Originally Posted by swampdonky311
(Post 816196)
i have a white first gen and its covered get a coffee can or drill a hole. i use a good ol foldgers can! but remember to take it off befor u start it it bounces off my cab and dented it:argh:
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Originally Posted by 85_305
(Post 816343)
Absolutely.. in every single diesel I've put an exhaust/dp on I got better mpg's and power. Lets face it.. the stock exhaust, muffler, cat, and down pipe aren't quite what I would call conducive to good power and mpg's.
Yep a straigh-piped exhaust will drop egt's also due to less backpressure. But I know people who've had 4-5" exhaust systems, and upon putting stacks on, they dropped even more in their egt's. hahahaha |
Originally Posted by 95powersmoker
(Post 816423)
I'd love to see some facts to back your MPG increase as well as EGT decrease when going from exhaust out the back to stacks... As well as HP increase... There is a guy running over 400hp on a stock obs exhaust with a 3" downpipe... The downpipe is restrictive but the rest of the exhaust isn't... You will gain little to no HP from doing an exhaust, your EGT's should drop but will not be significant especially when unloaded. Exhaust out the back or exhaust out stacks won't make one hell of a difference that you can monitor because you take the temperature at the manifold anyway so why would it change temps at the manifold if you have exhaust behind the tire, in front of the tire, or out stacks? I know I saw zero MPG increase with a straight piped exhaust vs stock exhaust. It has nothing to do with how much fuel you burn.
I've personally logged my mpg increases with larger exhausts. |
when i had a stack on my 94. it sounded totally different than the under body. but it will. any difference in mpg, no. power, no. did anything change other than sound, no. maybe you just think it did because it sounded different and you were coasting down more hills...
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Originally Posted by 85_305
(Post 816818)
Well go post a thread on the ORG then and the guys that have personally witnessed it will post and lol at you. They've logged the egt differences between huge stacks and a rear fitted exhaust. Yes, we're talking a few hundred degrees difference.
I've personally logged my mpg increases with larger exhausts. |
95powersmoker, you mean to tell me you haven't heard of those super duper stack kits that get you a extra 93.599 HP? and get you a extra 20 Mpg on top of your current number, and drop EGT's 500 degrees? look on the org, they're out there! lol
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Originally Posted by fordornothing
(Post 816932)
95powersmoker, you mean to tell me you haven't heard of those super duper stack kits that get you a extra 93.599 HP? and get you a extra 20 Mpg on top of your current number, and drop EGT's 500 degrees? look on the org, they're out there! lol
But if it's on the org.... |
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