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alex severson 12-18-2010 02:37 PM

looking for pictures of 70's ford f250's with stacks
 
hoping you guys might be able to get some pictures of some f250's with stacks,trying to decide if its really worth doing

Edgethis 12-18-2010 05:55 PM

I wouldn't think there'd be very many. The Dentsides didn't have a diesel option, and most people would not wanna chop up their beds anyway.

Bullitt390 12-18-2010 05:58 PM

The nutcase from Alaska has stacks installed on his truck. Just look up Youtube videos of retards tearing up nature and you'll find it.

Josh

79FordBlake 12-18-2010 06:05 PM


Originally Posted by Bullitt390 (Post 9704453)
The nutcase from Alaska has stacks installed on his truck. Just look up Youtube videos of retards tearing up nature and you'll find it.

Josh

Now, now, Bullitt......be nice......lol. I'm not to thrilled about what he does either though.

I think a simple looking stack out of the bed would be acceptable providing that the truck has been converted to a cummins or something around that route.

78 PEB 12-18-2010 06:13 PM

I wouldnt ruin my bed for em...............Cummins or not. Just my opinion.

speedfreak78 12-18-2010 06:15 PM

i think you should run 8 individual pipes to stacks and tune it so it plays dixie when you drive :~p...no seriously stacks aren't bad I like 'em and am planning on running em at some point sorry no pics

Bullitt390 12-18-2010 06:34 PM

The thing with pick-up trucks with stacks is you may find a couple that look awesome, but the majority look like butt.

Josh

78 PEB 12-18-2010 06:40 PM

X2 Bullit............100% agreed

79FordBlake 12-18-2010 06:46 PM

X3, I really prefer no stacks also. But then there are some people that pull it off great.

raytasch 12-18-2010 06:50 PM

Gets the wrong kind of attention . Looks dumb

Redneckryder 12-18-2010 10:02 PM

I have heard that stacks are illegal on gasoline powered vehicles--in the state of Michigan at least. If I am wrong, don't go all ape**** on me, just what I have heard.

Big_Dom 12-18-2010 10:28 PM


Originally Posted by Bullitt390 (Post 9704557)
The thing with pick-up trucks with stacks is you may find a couple that look awesome, but the majority look like butt.

Josh

agreed:-X22

650 12-19-2010 12:14 AM

I like stacks on a truck but imo to me there needs to be some requirements for them. first off if your engine is so power dead it gets passed by priuses, it shouldn`t have stacks. Also I think it needs to be diesel and smoke. Also they have to be 5in. or bigger. It amazes me how many times I have seen people with 2 2and a half in. pipes sticking up through their bed and it just looks like crap.

79bigblock 12-19-2010 01:23 PM

i have a 1979 truck with two 6 inch stacks... they were in there when i bought it. you can see it on my page.

nothercrash 12-19-2010 02:10 PM

I was going to put stacks on my big old red truck right before I crashed it. In my opinion, it would have taken them great, but only a very specific set, I also don't know how it would have sounded/run with the 351W I had in it, it was all exhaust to me back then.

To the OP, tell us about your truck, maybe it can take stacks. In my opinion, stacks are such a loud (sound and sight) statement, that unless your truck is large, mean, and purposely absurd enough to handle them, they can make the rest of your truck look wimpy, and you look dumb.

AleX


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