Stack or 6 inch exhaust tip??
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Stack or 6 inch exhaust tip??
I've been debating on what I should get for my 04 F350 I'm tore between the black exhaust stack 6 or 8 inch and the 6 or 8 inch exhaust tip. Any help from y'all that have had them or have them still would be greatly appreciated!
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You choose, but I will warn you that stacks typically end up here... the picture thread of ridiculous stacks!
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...stacks-57.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...stacks-57.html
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I personally would go tip. I love modded rigs, but I don't like the look of too big of a tipped pipe. When I see stacks I hope they have something to catch anything some jackwaggon might want to toss inside. Maybe I'm paranoid, but I've seen some thoughtful vandalisms. Good luck in your decision, it's your new baby so whatever you decide is the right one for you 
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You choose, but I will warn you that stacks typically end up here... the picture thread of ridiculous stacks!
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...stacks-57.html
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...stacks-57.html
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I personally would go tip. I love modded rigs, but I don't like the look of too big of a tipped pipe. When I see stacks I hope they have something to catch anything some jackwaggon might want to toss inside. Maybe I'm paranoid, but I've seen some thoughtful vandalisms. Good luck in your decision, it's your new baby so whatever you decide is the right one for you
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But hey, if you go stack you could submit your own "glamour" photo of your stack to save one of the other members from taking a pic on the road with it! 
I'd go with the tip and I agree with the others: there is a thing as Too Big...
I'd go with the tip and I agree with the others: there is a thing as Too Big...
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Hmmmm, I must have matured a little over the past 7 years (wife would disagree, says I'm still 12.) I originally wanted a single stack on my 7.3 cab & chassis flat bed. Clay from Riff Raff talked me out of it and I'm glad. I think it's a fad that eventually loses it's appeal, but it's your truck and you get to decide when it gets old for you.
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It does, why you see many a OTR truck used in farming with exhausts that rust out by the Y pipe if that is the set up used. They will sit for days and weeks on end at times, perfect spot for the moisture to sit and pit things.