View Poll Results: Stacks or not?
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To stack or not to stack my truck- Poll
11-12-2011, 04:40 PM
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To stack or not to stack my truck- Poll
Hey y'all, I've been kicking around the idea of throwing a set of dual 6" mitres on my truck. I had stacks on my '01.5 24 valve and loved them. Wanted to do something different with this truck so I currently I have a 4" straight pipe no cat or muffler and with a 2nd gen manifold swap...sounds pretty dern good for a 3rd gen. But I've heard a few on youtube and such with stacks without the manifold swap and they sound dang good so I'm thinking with the 2nd gen manifold it would sound saw-weet!! And I think with the silver lifted regular cab it would look like a million bucks.
But then I get to thinkin' that stacks are too played out, everyone has them, they're too loud in the cab (esp w/ a reg cab), and I'd have to take my toolbox out whenever I tow my 5th wheel (I can tow it w/ the box in currently) not to mention soot the whole front every time I pull it to the lake. All practicallity says NOT to put them on but I can't help but picture a nice set of 6" mitres on my truck
...what do y'all think?
Well shoot I meant to make this an actual poll but forgot before I submitted it....
But then I get to thinkin' that stacks are too played out, everyone has them, they're too loud in the cab (esp w/ a reg cab), and I'd have to take my toolbox out whenever I tow my 5th wheel (I can tow it w/ the box in currently) not to mention soot the whole front every time I pull it to the lake. All practicallity says NOT to put them on but I can't help but picture a nice set of 6" mitres on my truck
...what do y'all think?Well shoot I meant to make this an actual poll but forgot before I submitted it....
11-13-2011, 09:37 AM
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I have a single stack, but I don't tow anything much anymore, and never did tow an RV. If I was towing around an RV, I wouldn't have the stack. But I think it would look good if you did it, just not practical for your needs though.
11-13-2011, 01:57 PM
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You pretty much hit the nail on the head pros/cons wise. You'll just have to decide if the looks would be worth the mess and the noise.
And on that truck it would look really nice.
And on that truck it would look really nice.
11-13-2011, 06:30 PM
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I don't get stacks on anything other than a truck for the track or pulling, why on a DD?
Chopping a hole or 2 in the box, can't have a topper etc, majes the truck useless for regular truck stuff.
Kinda childish but that's just me...
I saw this a while ago...
Chopping a hole or 2 in the box, can't have a topper etc, majes the truck useless for regular truck stuff.
Kinda childish but that's just me...
I saw this a while ago...
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11-13-2011, 07:32 PM
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Thanks madhat, yeah I'm leaning towards no stacks...I'd have the 6" mitres about 5-6" over the top of the cab nothing too crazy but I just think I'd end up taking them off. I hear ya on the childish thing....the kid in me wants 'em but the adult says what the hell are you thinking?
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