Single Exhaust Stack Advice needed
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From: Kentucky
i drilled a little hole in the 90*, i have yet to cover my stack, and yet to douche my truck lol
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From: Avilla, IN
You're correct, I don't like stacks, but I'm not trying to tell you not to do it. I know a lot of people like them. I do like to see pictures though. Every now and then I see a set that looks pretty good.
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From: Smokey Mountains TN
The stack I am using will be with a curved end . This should keep some rain out . I also plan on having a small hole at the lowest spot for some extra "whistle "... I mean drain :-)
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We need some pics! This thread is to much of a tease with out pics
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From: Gilbert, PA
How big of a hole did you drill that the soot doesn't plug it? 1/2"
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From: Fort Polk Louisiana
Wouldn't you want it at the lowest part of the stack? So wouldn't under the bed be a better place for it?
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like half the size of a pencil...whatever size that is and it surprisingly hasnt gotten clogged yet but we also havent had a good rain since ive put it on in MD
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This is just the top of the tool box after a light rain. The top of the cab and passenger side of the truck usually get soot all over it also.
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From: Marlboro Mental Hospital.
on my 88 i took 2 3 inch 90's and cut them in half, then welded them together to make a "T-Y"that i them put on the down pipe rite behind the t-case. came off each leg with 3 inch pipe to a 90 that went up to another 90 at the top of the frame. then solid pipe back to the bed to another 90 up into the bed. on the bottom of the 4 inch stacks was a 3-4 adapter that went through the floor of the bed connecting to the 90all pipes were welded except for the 90's at the bottom of the stacks, they were on band clamps for easy replacement. the replaceable ends had 1/8 water weep holes drilled in them to drain the water out.
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