Hood Stack
#1
#3
I don't have any pics, I'm not running one, but the way it works is you turn your exhaust manifold upside down, like you're mounting a twin setup, and then cut a hole in the hood. due to the nature of how the hood lifts up, the stack is mounted to the hood itself, so you can still lift the hood.
#5
We went the easiest way possible. I didn't wanna get a reducer so we turned the 3" pipe off the turbo up and cut it. I welded a piece onto the 5" like a "bottom" but with a 3" hole in it in the right spot. The 3" goes about 2 inches into the 5" with a good fit. The 5" is welded to the hood as you can see. I was in too much of a hurry to care what the connection looked like.
All that was needed was a saw-zall or band saw, jig-saw, MIG machine for the thin metal on the hood, and I used SMAW welding machine out of preference on the 5".
All that was needed was a saw-zall or band saw, jig-saw, MIG machine for the thin metal on the hood, and I used SMAW welding machine out of preference on the 5".
Last edited by CountryGirl91; 05-28-2010 at 08:42 AM.
#8
I've got my own reasons of why I put a hood stack on.
1. I didn't want holes in the flatbed I'll sell soon
2. too many people have bed stacks and you rarely see any bed stacks that look right/proportional
3. I wanted it to be louder and that was the only way
I hear cops are starting to stop people with any sort of stack on a reg. truck here. One guy got 2 tickets for his bed stacks- 1 was emissions and the other was noise. Cops have seen mine but I don't act like an *** with it and it's not a daily for me.
I know hood stacks are normally seen on pull-trucks but I wouldn't necessarily say it's just for them. If someone wanted to make their truck look like a pull/competition-truck when it's stock, then maybe that's a different story but that's not my case.
1. I didn't want holes in the flatbed I'll sell soon
2. too many people have bed stacks and you rarely see any bed stacks that look right/proportional
3. I wanted it to be louder and that was the only way
I hear cops are starting to stop people with any sort of stack on a reg. truck here. One guy got 2 tickets for his bed stacks- 1 was emissions and the other was noise. Cops have seen mine but I don't act like an *** with it and it's not a daily for me.
I know hood stacks are normally seen on pull-trucks but I wouldn't necessarily say it's just for them. If someone wanted to make their truck look like a pull/competition-truck when it's stock, then maybe that's a different story but that's not my case.
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