wondering if anyone has put stacks or seen stacks on a gas truck. i really like the stacks and would like to put some on my truck. i have 97 F250HD with 351. wondering what you guys think. an if anyone has some pics of gas trucks with them.

 

Here's a couple pictures of my 79 F150. Running a 400, aluminum intake, 4bbl Edlebrock, headers, 3" pipes, 24" GlassPacks, and finally into 5" stacks......

 

Well maybe this will be pictures of the stacks on Ka'Bluey.
Bob

 

Tool Bag WTF is that about???
I like my play toy.

 

If you can't blow black, Why have stacks?

 

sycostang67 has the best gas stacks ive seen, they look and sound good an the mis-matched beast (not saying that '79 isnt that good looking w/stacks, 1979 trucks are drop dead sexy in my eye)
not too sure what itd look like on that truck tho

 

Thanks dude appreciate the comment.

I felt it was my duty to put stacks on my truck since the majority of diesel owners dont have the ***** to put them on there own trucks.

It was also one of those childhood dreams I had to fulfill. Besides, my truck is an oil burner, needs new rings.

Got a sound clip in my sig if you're interested.

 

got any sound clips of some rev's or under acceleration?
Sounds good... But then again, i like straight pipe...

 

Sure do, here's one putting through my subdivision.

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Here's one getting on the open road.

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This is a 460, true duals, no cats, no mufflers, 2.5" pipe into 5" stacks.

 

Personally I thought about putting stacks on too, but not diesel ones. They make smaller versions like 3", but I cant bring myself to cut my bed to do it anyway. Plus I like my exhaust the way it is. But I admit to thinking about the stack idea quite a bit.

 

"you gonna open her up in the neighborhood" "where's the sense of adventure" Sounds good man

 

I would put stacks on my 05 in a heartbeat if I could keep my tool box and not loose any bed room.

 

I kept my toolbox, and only lost 5-6" of bed room. I can still fit an ATV in the back of my truck. Sure I cant have a shell or slide in camper, but I prefer bumper pull campers and the last time I had a truck with a shell I was always putting it on and taking it off. I could never decide which way I liked it better. Now I dont have to worry about it anymore.