New stack pics are in my gallery, pending approval. Check them out and let me know what ya'll think.
I had to set them back a few inches to clear the frame crossmember, but they still sound awesome.

 

Just add a headache rack and it won't look so fer back. (see gallery) Even though I had my headache rack before stack. Looking good though!!!

 

What are you going to do when it rains?

 

Dump the clutch and blow the crap out all over everyone else's cars like I'm going to! Did I say that? I meant, blow the crap out all over our trucks and look dang good doing it!

 

May I direct you here?

https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...d.php?t=113702

 

O, God. I thought we had already exhausted that thread this morning!

 

Exhausted!!

 

Ah, heck. I made a funny and didn't know it! ROCK ON!!!!

 

Nice job. I love the diamond plate spacer. You can always put a couple of coffee cans on them when it rains.

 

Thanks for the replys all, as far as rain goes, not many hurricanes in West Virginia, so it just gets blown out on start-up..... sorry if you park by me. It washes off with just a wet rag!!! During snow season, I will use the small beer keg design that Buckshot posted a long time ago. That plus the small hole i put in the lower extremities of the system really don't give much soggy soot.
This was a new Grand Rocks kit that a friend gave me for $150.....
Fit was easy and nice, I cut the hole with a saw-zall and a friend who can cut a perfect circle in anything with a saw-zall. I was amazed at how he did it, but it was spot-on. My only complaint was how I had to set them back a few inches to avoid that cross-member, but that is why I came up with the diamond-plate spacer thingy. I really need to pull the spacer and toolbox and install rubber washers and rubber pads under the box so it doesnt rattle on low RPM's. I got pics of the whole deal, so if anyone has any ?'s, this may be my chance to give something back to this great place that has helped me sooo much. Thanks, Jeff.