Exhaust help!
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Exhaust help!
Ok so my truck's exhaust is swiss cheese. So I'm looking into what exhaust I want to get and what will fit and i would love to put stacks on the truck but I have a gas truck not diesel so I am wondering it it's possible to put stacks on a gas truck? and if i did would it sound good and look good?
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Yes it is possible. What size motor do you have on this truck? In order to put stacks on this truck your going to have to cut a hole in your bed to bring the exhaust up. Sound is a personal preference. In my opinion you cant be flowmaster 40 series dual exhaust. Looking good is also a personal preference. I am not usually much of a fan of it but there are some trucks that look pretty good with it. Look at your junk yard post I put down some info about exhaust in that one.
Methanoholic
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From: Maine (NorCal Native)
Can a Hippie be a Redneck???
I'm doing stacks, and there are those that consider me a Hippie!
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Guess I should mention my trucks are Diesels... Don't do gas trucks! (Personal pref)
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-Enjoy
fh : )_~
I'm doing stacks, and there are those that consider me a Hippie!
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Guess I should mention my trucks are Diesels... Don't do gas trucks! (Personal pref)
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-Enjoy
fh : )_~
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I don't know if I'd ever do stacks on a gas truck, but one thing a friend of mine did was put sidepipes on his lifted '86 chevy. Actually looked really good. Had the guards on it like the old corvette style pipes.
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Here is a picture of a truck of my buddies that I helped out on a little...I know its a Chevy but you get the idea...
Last edited by Redneck1465; May 5, 2009 at 07:44 PM. Reason: Sorry I cant get the picture to work for some reason...
