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you could just use out turn stacks.... helps to keep the little black spots off..... they do come off but its very very hard... especially on white trucks like mine.... i did have stack on up until i put the flatbed and boxes on.....
When i go through the car was after washing Turbo(My 84 6.9) I blast all the clean and or dirty cars next to me when i take off lol. I aint been able to try it with the turbo, but it would probably be a lot of fun XD. Stacks with flappers is where its at dude, i would go with that to keep rain and spots out of your mind.
The little hole wont help much, i had my stack up till i had to wash it ever other day and use rubbing compound on the roof. Friggin stuff is nasty, im pondering having my dad re work the stack and make it a turnout. With the turbo, i have seen guys shoot soot that lands on cars 50 feet away. Friggin hilarious. Guy would pull into a mall parking lot and pour water in his stack, let it marinate for a minute and when the coast was clear.....boom. it looked like someone went around with a sharpie marker shotgun and blasted all the cars around him, had to be confusing for car owners.
The little hole wont help much, i had my stack up till i had to wash it ever other day and use rubbing compound on the roof. Friggin stuff is nasty, im pondering having my dad re work the stack and make it a turnout. With the turbo, i have seen guys shoot soot that lands on cars 50 feet away. Friggin hilarious. Guy would pull into a mall parking lot and pour water in his stack, let it marinate for a minute and when the coast was clear.....boom. it looked like someone went around with a sharpie marker shotgun and blasted all the cars around him, had to be confusing for car owners.
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