Are stacks "hillbilly" ??
03-19-2005, 12:31 AM
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Originally posted by WhiteSport600
We call them "Minnonite Stacks" around here, because all of the minnonites put them on their dually flatbeds. I personally think 5" mitre cut stacks on a Dually is cool, but I wouldn't do it on anything else, and I wouldn't do it if the truck didn't smoke like a locomotive either...
We call them "Minnonite Stacks" around here, because all of the minnonites put them on their dually flatbeds. I personally think 5" mitre cut stacks on a Dually is cool, but I wouldn't do it on anything else, and I wouldn't do it if the truck didn't smoke like a locomotive either...
03-19-2005, 02:23 AM
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Check out my pics I have had nothing but compliments. Who cares what other people think most people baby their trucks and treat them like cars sissy's Why did you buy a truck. Im not a redneck or a Hillbilly stacks are sweet most want them but they let their wives tell them your not doing that
03-19-2005, 07:37 AM
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That's it...I'm doin it. I have a dually so I think I just have to.
No...where can I get some cheap 4" elbows ? Napa wants $30 a piece for them.
No...where can I get some cheap 4" elbows ? Napa wants $30 a piece for them.
03-19-2005, 05:10 PM
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03-21-2005, 02:49 PM
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Not too redneck for Alberta. My truck had Exhaust upgrades when I bought it so I can't justify doing it. Also I think that after market rims are a must with that mod.
03-22-2005, 01:08 PM
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Originally posted by Ripper406
Sorry for a dumb question, but whats a Minnonitie? Do you mean Minorities?
Sorry for a dumb question, but whats a Minnonitie? Do you mean Minorities?
They still dress like it's 1820 though
03-23-2005, 12:17 AM
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i am on the fence i just have several things against it for me. One is not only am i single rear wheel (no biggie to me), but im a short bed. 
so i already have to drop the tailgate for 4x8 lumber and my huge polaris quad. If i were to get some it would be one 4" hole in the bed and then to the very front corners of the bed they would climb. A little bit above cab say 6" or so and theyd be miter turnouts ( angularturnout like a 45* with a miter) either facing back or too a 45 degree angle. sorta like diesel dudes only not so high. Plus yeah the truck has to smoke.
Its kinda funny. trucks have come full circle since the 70's. they are todays muscle car. (especially the diesel if you ask me as look how easy it is to add power) so in respect i wouldnt be surprised if dodge offered a tribute side step bed with stacks like the good ol lil' red express. those things are cool.
I wonder how hard it would be to make a flareside bed like that...
so i already have to drop the tailgate for 4x8 lumber and my huge polaris quad. If i were to get some it would be one 4" hole in the bed and then to the very front corners of the bed they would climb. A little bit above cab say 6" or so and theyd be miter turnouts ( angularturnout like a 45* with a miter) either facing back or too a 45 degree angle. sorta like diesel dudes only not so high. Plus yeah the truck has to smoke. Its kinda funny. trucks have come full circle since the 70's. they are todays muscle car. (especially the diesel if you ask me as look how easy it is to add power) so in respect i wouldnt be surprised if dodge offered a tribute side step bed with stacks like the good ol lil' red express. those things are cool.
I wonder how hard it would be to make a flareside bed like that...
03-23-2005, 11:31 AM
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Proud to be a Dixie Hillbilly myself. Battle flag and all. I'll be running stacks on my truck as soon as I have another rig to tow my horsetrailer with. I think the local dragstrip starting line guy will appreciate it also. Last time at the track he was moving like someone had just tossed a grenade at him. See photo gallery for demonstration.LOL
See photo gallery for demonstration.LOL
03-23-2005, 01:38 PM
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I've found that self proclaimed Rednecks usually drive Jeep Cherokees. My muffler shop in town says it'll cost me about 1200 Canadians bones for Stacks. What are you guys paying?
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Re: Re: Are stacks "hillbilly" ??
Originally posted by Haulin_in_Dixie
Yep they are hillbilly in Ohio, in Dixie they are Redneck, in Kalifornia they are Okie, In New York they are Rican, in Canada.... who knows. But put them on, do what you like not what others think you should do. Of course the wife, ya have to consider.....
Yep they are hillbilly in Ohio, in Dixie they are Redneck, in Kalifornia they are Okie, In New York they are Rican, in Canada.... who knows. But put them on, do what you like not what others think you should do. Of course the wife, ya have to consider.....
In Canada they call you an American... Like thats a bad thing