Stacks? What do you think

[nate09]

pretty sure water doesnt get sucked back into the engine through the exhaust... at least not due to "back pressure".

can we just conclude that stacks just dont belong on a ranger?

 

[Jason]

pretty sure water doesnt get sucked back into the engine through the exhaust... at least not due to "back pressure".

can we just conclude that stacks just dont belong on a ranger?

I concluded years ago that they don't belong on pickup trucks at all unless you just got done graduating high school or banging your sister.

 

[nate09]

I concluded years ago that they don't belong on pickup trucks at all unless you just got done graduating high school or banging your sister.

i think they have their place on pick ups, but only on a diesel.

 

[Jason]

i think they have their place on pick ups, but only on a diesel.

They barely have a place on 13+ liter REAL trucks let alone some tiny little pickup.

 

[bobbywalter]

They barely have a place on 13+ liter REAL trucks let alone some tiny little pickup.

i really disagree with that. my exhaust is under the truck and when severely loading i wish it was going straight up. if the turbo dont cut it down i will likely make some sort of bypass for large trail events as it gets pretty cloudy. when running obstacles i dont want to fill the guy behind me up with soot.





and stacks are very common on the farmers trucks round here.

 

[wakingtowinter]

The day I picked up my ranger I saw a kid driving a really old Nissan 2WD pickup that was beaten to shit and had a single 6 inch stack coming out of a hole in middle of the bed he probably cut with an ax. It looked like he spent about 15 min on it. Wish I had been able to get a picture, or better, a video. You can imagine what it sounded like. lol, that was priceless

 

[pontiacfieroguy]

its your truck do whatever floats your boat or sinks your submarine. and for anybody who doesnt like it show them this

 

[trailbikerider]

LOL. My buddy used to have a '93 4wd with a lift, and he thought it was a great idea to put a stack on it, so it was straight piped into a single stack. Sounded very bad lol. I say don't do it.

 

[RangerFabWorks]

Really we brought back this thread

 

[pillen140]

http://www.therangerstation.com/forums/showthread.php?t=85651

HERE, YOU BE THE JUDGE! lol.

 

[Z3CHYD]

its your truck do whatever floats your boat or sinks your submarine. and for anybody who doesnt like it show them this

heh heh heh....

 

[cammeddrz]

one time I saw two guys making out in th park, for years that was the gayest thing I had ever seen until it became fashionable to put "stacks" on pickup trucks

 

[2.3 lowranger]

myself ive never been to big on the stacks on anything the only truck i have seen that ive kinda liked was on a chevy durmax i saw it at the drag strip at bristol motor speedway the truck ran 11s in the quarter mile. after his run i talked to the guy and asked him why he would put stacks on his truck and this is what he told me.. i dont like stacks my self but for the saftey of the people i race instead of blowing smoke straight out on the ground to where they can see where they are going i put the stack on so that way they wont kill there selves going down the track

 

[kcm1582]

The only way I can justify stacks on a pickup is if they are coming straight out of the hood.

 

[02 ranger]

Please due your self a favor and don't degrade the diesel power world!