Stacks? What do you think

[cammeddrz]

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

yeah, they are doing a good enough job on their own especially if they all have the same firm grasp on the english language you have and are able to misspell a 2 letter word

 

[Frank The Tank]

I had stacks on my sled-puller....... drove it to detroit had a migrain pretty well the whole time. I hated them, plus I couldn't smoke out small children on the sidewalk anymore. I saw a tundra with stacks a while back all I could say was, fag.

Frank

 

[dirttrackracer]

there was a guy with a 6in chrome stack and mt street slicks on his ranger a couple of my friends were lookin at it and laufin. but he walked out and i had my ranger and 2 other rangers and he fired it up and reved it and smoke poured out. he did a conversion from a 4.0auto to a cummins manual, he said it does 11.9 in the quarter

 

[Boggin]

I hated them, plus I couldn't smoke out small children on the sidewalk anymore.

 

[02 ranger]

It isn't nice to call country boys stupid.

Frankly 8 inch stacks are even worse. Unless you have a 13 liter+ diesel, you will see no benefit from those stacks at all.

In the REAL WORLD of ACTUAL PICKUP TRUCKS with diesel engines, stacks help a lot with egt's. I had a 5 inch turbo back exhaust on my 2004.5 5.9l cummins and egts were floating about 1450 and with the same size of stack except with a 7 inch tip egt's were 1200. The faster you get that air out the faster you spool your turbo, lower egt's, better gas milage. End of story

 

[The Bandit]

I hate stacks for the most part.

However a guy locally has a First Generation Ranger Extended cab 4x4 with a 4-cylinder diesel in it with two slightly polished 4-inch stacks behind an aluminum tool box. Mild lift, 15-inch aluminum wheels. Nice paint dark blue paint job. Conservatively executed, it does look tasteful.

From my experience, stacks or any sort of exhaust exiting up into the air are really quiet in the cabin.

 

[RollinWOT]

the ONLY reason i would ever do stacks is to keep water out of my exhaust when river fording. I had a little tacoma once that had stacks on it and i never hauled stuff and i did a ton of river fording in it, so it makes sense, so unless your truck goes swimming a lot, no

 

[bmonee5]

so long story short, if you get stacks don't put any pictures on it cause it seems the consensus is most people think they are gay....in my opinion they are gay and on a gas engine it would seem weird. But whatever you want to do is what i say you should do.

 

[machine090767]

Dodge Lil Red Express trucks. 1978-'79
only decent looking truck with stacks....FACTORY.

 

[The Bandit]

The guy that owns the local muffler shop/towing operation has dual stacks on his F-series diesel tow truck. And also on his collection of Chevettes. I think its some form of advertisement.

 

[Jason]

Just an FYI, STACKS ARE GAY UNLESS ON A HUGE DIESEL.

 

[85_Ranger4x4]

Just an FYI, STACKS ARE GAY UNLESS ON A HUGE DIESEL.

Or factory original.

 

[nate09]

heh heh heh....

long socks and shorts? are you from california?

 

[COPPERHEAD85]

If you paid for it and want stacks on it put em on it.
Your money.....your ride......Paint it pink and put a nipple on the hood if you like....its YOURS!

 

[gwaii]

well said,copperhead.....and when is that snake going to get that bird?i swear it's getting closer.