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So where is the best place to order them from? I take most people go aluminumized with chrome stacks and paint the lower portion. What supports them?
Kind of funny that I go with mods to silence the cackle and then go with a louder exhaust.
Kind of funny that I go with mods to silence the cackle and then go with a louder exhaust.
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Originally Posted by shenders99
Kind of funny that I go with mods to silence the cackle and then go with a louder exhaust.
Anyway the mods are not to reduce cackle (optional) they are to lengthen the life of the injectors (necessary), Thats my story and I'm sticking to it.
Pure diesel power has some nice ones but I cant post a link, everytime I look at them I almost order them.
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I ordered my stacks off ebay. They're the Grand Rock kit. I cant remember the seller but I think I only paid somewhere between $400-$450 with the 5in stacks delivered to my door. As far as how they're held in; the clamps that hold the pipe together go through the bed and clamp it to the bottom. Then on the side there is like a slip type clamp that holds it to the bed. I know on some of the other kits there are different methods.
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Speaking of PMS, I ordered my MBRP 4" SS with tip this week from Thoroughbred Diesel ($480 shipped). Should be here Monday or Tuesday, and I can't wait to get it put on!! 
Next are gauges & DP... You guys are probably going to skewer me for this, but I think stacks on our trucks are a bit tacky. I was driving home from work a while back, and this small truck (like an old Toyota) passed me going the opposite direction with stacks on it. Now that is definitely tacky, but I think seeing that ruined it for me.
Sorry!!
Next are gauges & DP... You guys are probably going to skewer me for this, but I think stacks on our trucks are a bit tacky. I was driving home from work a while back, and this small truck (like an old Toyota) passed me going the opposite direction with stacks on it. Now that is definitely tacky, but I think seeing that ruined it for me.
Sorry!!
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Originally Posted by Izzy351
Next are gauges & DP... You guys are probably going to skewer me for this, but I think stacks on our trucks are a bit tacky. I was driving home from work a while back, and this small truck (like an old Toyota) passed me going the opposite direction with stacks on it. Now that is definitely tacky, but I think seeing that ruined it for me.
Sorry!!
Sorry!!
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Originally Posted by Izzy351
I think stacks on our trucks are a bit tacky. I was driving home from work a while back, and this small truck (like an old Toyota) passed me going the opposite direction with stacks on it. Now that is definitely tacky, but I think seeing that ruined it for me.
Sorry!!
Sorry!!
and why would you put stacks on a gaser??????????
