Stack or not to Stack..??
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Stack or not to Stack..??
Well its time for an exhaust for my 05 6.0. and I was looking at Mbrp 4in T304 Turbo back or the 4in single stack. I was wondering what the pro's and con's are for the stack setup? My truck is completely stock. Also does the 4in setup come with the cat delete pipe? I have always wanted lots of Turbo whistle.. Thanks for the help guys.
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I like my stack, dont plan on selling my truck so it doesnt really matter for that. no smog police where I am so dont have to worry about that either. I dont really hear it unless other people are in the truck with me. I like the look of it but I didnt go ridiculously big either. I was thinking of getting an in bed camper but that is out of the question now with the stack. My favorite thing about it is being able to hear it again.
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Not much of a stack fan myself. I think some rigs pull it off ok but most don't. One reason I don't like them is every other 16-20 year old kid around here has a cummins with a stovepipe sized stack or two and think they are fast and furious and bellowing undescribable amounts of black smoke with every shift and I dont want to be associated with that LOL
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'03 turbo's have fewer vanes than the later designs, so they sing a little more.
You aren't going to lose any power with a straight pipe.
You aren't going to lose any power with a straight pipe.
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Providing "you" don't go too big with the exhaust either. Bigger isn't better with regard to exhaust unless your flowing enough "hot air" to support it.
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[QUOTE=tex25025;8807626]Providing "you" don't go too big with the exhaust either. Bigger isn't better with regard to exhaust unless your flowing enough "hot air" to support it.[/QUOT
I was thinking 4in Tex. So a turbo back cat deleted and no muffler ?? That's how you guys make em sing?? I love this place.
I was thinking 4in Tex. So a turbo back cat deleted and no muffler ?? That's how you guys make em sing?? I love this place.
