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LOL, I actually got the pics off a Mustang forum. There was a thread on exhaust tip diameter effecting sound, and someone posted the pics. Like 'em or not, you gotta give the guy props for being creative. The craftsmanship looks pretty good as well.
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07-03-2011, 11:54 AM
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or diesels with a good amount of power. The only working purpose of stacks is to raise the flow of exhaust above the vehicle, reducing the amount of soot build up on the vehicle and trailer.
So unless your truck is diesel and rolls a whole lot of coal all the time, and you pull a trailer alot, I would say stacks are not necessary. There's other things to spend money on with our trucks that will give you more benifit. But personally, i like the look of stacks, and plan on getting them for my truck (i also plan on getting about 350-400 hp out of my 7.3 Powerstroke, so they will serve their purpose).
So unless your truck is diesel and rolls a whole lot of coal all the time, and you pull a trailer alot, I would say stacks are not necessary. There's other things to spend money on with our trucks that will give you more benifit. But personally, i like the look of stacks, and plan on getting them for my truck (i also plan on getting about 350-400 hp out of my 7.3 Powerstroke, so they will serve their purpose).
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07-04-2011, 10:54 AM
Here is their you tube advertisement YouTube - ‪Pypes Exhaust 12" Diesel Smoke Stacks‬‏
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKvtM...eature=related
To the OP I have an 01 dually that is going to be lifted and I have 5" miter cut stacks on it. Anyone that sees it says that they fit the truck. Stacks can make or break a truck. The bull horns are a dodge thing anyway they do not look right on a Ford.
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07-04-2011, 01:23 PM
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