I'm thinking about doing dual mitre cut stacks but what about when it rains. What does that do to the exhaust system?

 

You either drill a hole at the lowest point in the system for it to drain, or liquefied-soot goes all over everything around. Ive heard of people covering the stacks with buckets or coffee cans when it rains though...

 

I have them and I haven't noticed that it does much. You might get soot blown all over your truck when you start it, but drill a drain hole and you should be o.k.

 

just want to put my warning in I put them on my truck spend 400 plus to get them drove around with them lookED great yes I took them off they were loud as hell I wish i listened to all the warning they are LOUD I would never ever do them again do a search on them you will find all the complaints about them

 

I have 2 5" mitre cuts on mine and I love them. You can take a bucket or something to cover them up with or drill a hole. The soot isnt that bad on mine, but I have a black truck, but you can always wash it off. I have also seen some flappers for mitres but they are like $75 a piece.

 

i LOVE my stacks. The only complaint is that they aint loud enough! and yes, on startup you will blow black water all over the place. Or at least i do. so my truck is kinda a grayish color...

dosnt bother me though! shes a work truck and thats what i use it for. However i would use a set of "clappers" if i could find them at a decent price for miters.....

 

you guys both have 2000 and up trucks it seems to be quieter on them even the ones i seen in person he has an 1 gen truck i have never heard one quiet includeing mine

 

Id like to see what a set of miter cut stacks look like on a first gen. anybody have a pic or a link?

 

I just have a straight pipe out the back and it is loud as crap.. a guy local has stacks and he makes my truck sound quiet so there is no way in heck I would do it..

Looks cool: Yes
To loud for me/wife: YES.