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if you are getting 5" set up under the truck..i have a short piece you can have..that and a band clamp can make that the low point..
Its the above bed kit.. T pipe goes through the bed.. It's 5" setup with an elbow than reducer to 4" i think.. Let me wait til I get it.. I imagine I can find 5" piece of exhaust here locally I hope.. If not I'll let you know Thanks Ron!!
I don't get the whole idea behind stacks. Most look stupid.
Is there any benefit or just a hideous bigrig look?
There's only a couple of dodges and chebbies around here with them. Oh and Jet's PSD, which, IMO, really looks stupid (no offense, not trying to get flamed).
For the whole rust thing, buy a few cans of stove paint, and before you install the system, paint the T and everything that is bare aluminum with it. I did that underneath my truck, and it seems to be holding up well. I think the paint is 5$ a can.
I don't get the whole idea behind stacks. Most look stupid.
Is there any benefit or just a hideous bigrig look?
There's only a couple of dodges and chebbies around here with them. Oh and Jet's PSD, which, IMO, really looks stupid (no offense, not trying to get flamed).
So, my truck looks stupid, huh? My stacks are what they are for a reason. I'm interested in function, form has never functioned for me.
Ron, this pictures on the internuts is driving me mad. I just don't know what the hell I'm doing. Took me two tries to send Kris a pic (the second time was the wifey).
Congrats on the stacks Storm you will love them. The pipe in the bed is 5" by the way and reduces down to 4" though the bed and a 4" 90.
THAT is nice.. I can't wait.. How much slack did you have in the elbow under the bed with the kit? Were you able to drop the elbow down some below the line of the exhaust to the downpipe to make it the lowest point?
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