View Poll Results: Stacks on the Old Girl?
Love them
9
45.00%
Hate them
8
40.00%
Indifferent
3
15.00%
Voters: 20. You may not vote on this poll
To stack or not...
Cargo Master
Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Arcadia, Fla
Stacks in this part of Florida is common, I have seen duals and singles, stick with duals, they look better, and chrome them up! Or better yet like one guy did, wrap them with you favoret beer cans! Not sure how long the thin beer can will last wrapped around the stack pipe, but was cool looking.
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From: In the garage
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To glove: I'm skipping a snorkel and will eventually run an in cab intake. My project vehicles are kind of shifting and it's more likely than not that my D60 and 10.25 or a 14 bolt will end up on this truck.
To Dorsai: All I can say is no one is going to mistake my truck for theirs.
In the end, I just want my truck to function well for it's intended purpose.
Cargo Master
Joined: Nov 2010
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Yep I can generally guess the stature of the individual. Usually a bunch of kcs, cb, mud flaps, huge lift, not a single scratch in the paint. Locally a guy has a huge f350 stacks and basically just as I said. Stands about 5'5 lol.
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Joined: Jul 2009
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From: Colorado
I think stacks are cool, provided they are a reasonable diameter. Some I've seen are more like piping your exhaust through a metal trash can than an actual pipe.
I'm kind of partial to a straight cut or slash type myself. Gives a cooler old-school look.
I'm kind of partial to a straight cut or slash type myself. Gives a cooler old-school look.
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From: In the garage
Thanks for the comments thus far guys. I had a buddy suggest I run a little bigger tubing, it's 2.5" in the pic and he thinks I should use 3". I'm not sure I agree. Any input on this?
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Thanks for backing up my concerns with going with a larger diameter tubing.
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Joined: Nov 2010
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From: Jacksonville, NC
I say go with the stacks, and I only say that because of their functionality. Personally, I think they look terrible, but if I was building a mud truck, you can bet your @$$ it'd have stacks.
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Joined: Jan 2011
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From: RED ROCK TEXAS
i really like stacks on a big truck, as long as they arent 6 inches wide, i think they look really awesome on your truck. You really should do it. you got me wanting to put stacks on my truck now, who cares what other people say, its your truck.
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I'm gonna check out the tractor supply store later today and see what I can burn money on.
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