exhaughst stacks
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From: stinkin lincoln, maine
Ehhhh....leave the bull haulers for the "large cars" 
I just want simple 4" curved tips stacks, 53" in length to have a decent level with the roof line.
5" is more common and cheaper, but that 1" is too much for the step on my bed.
And 3" is just a tad too small.
I just want simple 4" curved tips stacks, 53" in length to have a decent level with the roof line.
5" is more common and cheaper, but that 1" is too much for the step on my bed.
And 3" is just a tad too small.
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From: raymond alberta
A stepside with bull-haulers will look pretty retarded. The only time bull-haulers look good is on a big truck, be it a crew-cab, a dually, a lifted truck, or any combination of the above. IMHO the only type of stack that would match the looks of a stepside is the miter-cut, or a straight cut with a flapper. I think the big-rig stacks are 5" at least, if not even 6", and either of those would be retarded for a truck as small as yours.
my truck is not a step side...and it will be lifted 4" and on 36s so i think it might look sweet it has a sunvisor on it, if it didnt i wouldnt even think about those pipes and the pipes are no bigger than 5" (trust me) which isnt all that big i think pipes less than 4" look retarded? id go 4 or 5 ill see if i can borrow a set from the shop and plunk em in there and take a pic or two someday when i get the truck built lol
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