48" tall stacks ????
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Bull haulers, anything bigger than a 7" (MAYBE 8"), and anything more than a foot over the cab, and you're just trying to get attention.
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:arghim not talking trash, like you just said im entilted to my opinion. yes on a pulling truck, stack all the way, on a street truck, hell no. Stacks were made for semi's, and in my "opinion" thats where they should stay
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when I'm around home, out on the highway, or in a small town, I don't mind pourin some black out. but right now I'm primarily driving my truck around stillwater (fairly big town, but nothin impressive), and as much as I like rollin coal, I think its very inconsiderate to smoke out random traffic, especially the grandma driving next to me. kills me how some kids (crap I'm only 21) think this is soooooo cool. I mean if there's another pickup, especially a diesel next to me, I might roll a little and try to play around, or I might smoke out a ricer if he's being annoying, but not just random people.
but anyways back to my original point, I'm wanting to get a stack, so that if I do have to romp on it, at least the smoke will go up into the air, and not right into the faces of the two lanes of traffic behind me
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People have their reason for stacks so I will post my reasons for no stacks.
1. My truck is a 6 speed and when I downshift she blows some smoke, not belching with every downshift but over a couple hundred miles that's a lot of smoke. I much rather cleaning low on a trailer than having to get a ladder to clean soot.
2. But more importantly, I live in CA and every fuckstick with a "Hollywood" truck ($10k worth of 12" chrome (or anodized) lift kit, 22" rims with LOW PROFILE mud tread tires, 8" stacks, driven by a dipshit who will never have a use for a truck let alone a diesel and goes 5 miles out of the way to avoid a patch of dirt let alone take it in mud)
1. My truck is a 6 speed and when I downshift she blows some smoke, not belching with every downshift but over a couple hundred miles that's a lot of smoke. I much rather cleaning low on a trailer than having to get a ladder to clean soot.
2. But more importantly, I live in CA and every fuckstick with a "Hollywood" truck ($10k worth of 12" chrome (or anodized) lift kit, 22" rims with LOW PROFILE mud tread tires, 8" stacks, driven by a dipshit who will never have a use for a truck let alone a diesel and goes 5 miles out of the way to avoid a patch of dirt let alone take it in mud)