Stacked 4.0

[PlumCrazy]

Thinking about stacking the 4.0. I had one on my 2.3 back in high school as a joke, because all my buddies had diesels. But it kind of grew on me, now I miss it.
I hate chrome and I am hate huge stacks even on a diesel, so I am thinking a single 2.5 or 3 inch with a turn out.

Like I had on my 2.3, I think it was like 2.25 or maybe smaller.

-plumcrazy

 

[7.5L_STX]

go duals!!! but paint or powdercoat them flat black.

 

[PlumCrazy]

I am not fan of duals unless they are true duals, none of that Y pipe business.

-plumcrazy

 

[7.5L_STX]

exactly, go true duals. you can find an old cat and make it true and legal

 

[7.5L_STX]

of course, ive always cut my cats off. i know its not allowed.

 

[PlumCrazy]

I already have single 2.5 welded up, and I dont want to screw with it again. To run stack I just have to turn my side exit 90* and cut a hole in the bed, then clamp the stack on (I would weld it, but I want to be able switch back when I decide I dont like it anymore.)

 

[LittleBigFoot]

A stack on a gasser is ghey. But I have a stack. Wait. What the hell does that mean?

If you wheel in dry areas I'd say that's fine. I don't want to burn down the rockies cause I parked next to some dry grass for a little while to take pictures.

Mine is just plain ole exhaust pipe, 2.5", comes out side the chassis, and up and has a tiny little turn off. Sounds like a pissed off little 3.0 with out the muff.

 

[Ranger#1]

-plumcrazy

looks like a tractor

 

[MountainMike]

On a mud bogger I helped build we had a stack right after the manifold come through the floor and end with a tractor flapper. This was a 92 Cherokee I6. It sounded positively badass. It also had a plumbing pipe snorkel tha hissed when you revved it.

I drove it to Prom, parked it on the lawn in front of the auditorium and revved the piss out of it. Classy. That's me driving in this pic.

I have some more pics that I can dig up If you want to see more.

 

[MountainMike]

And on my next gasser bogger it is getting a stack too. Muffler's hang way to low.

 

[PlumCrazy]

A stack on a gasser is ghey. But I have a stack. Wait. What the hell does that mean?

If you wheel in dry areas I'd say that's fine. I don't want to burn down the rockies cause I parked next to some dry grass for a little while to take pictures.

Mine is just plain ole exhaust pipe, 2.5", comes out side the chassis, and up and has a tiny little turn off. Sounds like a pissed off little 3.0 with out the muff.

Thats kinda what got me thinking about agian. I pull gravity wagons in wheat stubble and corn. The stubble is nice and dry and rubbing the hot pipe.

-plumcrazy