what determines the sound of your stacks?
I just spent a little too much time researching this at work; seems like the frequency (tone or pitch that you hear) is much more dependant on the pipe length than the diameter. But I couldn't really find anything applicable to determine the "right" length for an exhaust pipe. There seems to be too many variables: EGT, operational engine speed, exhaust manifold vs. exhaust header, etc etc. I think the easiest thing to do is convince your buddies to install a bunch of different exhausts, listen to theirs, and pick the one you like the best.
Originally posted by Forrest Nearing
to each their own... looks stupid to me...
to each their own... looks stupid to me...
I kinda point and laugh at any truck with stacks, but that's beside the point. Oh well, since I don't like stacks, I shouldn't assume I share popular opinion on what cool stacks are. To each their own is right sir. Cheers.
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a stacks hater!!! i got a buddy and he's a stackahater....of course he drives a dakota maybe that has a "lil" to do with it??...even funnier was when i got the truck and told him it was a12 valve and he says " isnt that the one with less power??" i was hurt
a stacks hater!!! i got a buddy and he's a stackahater....of course he drives a dakota maybe that has a "lil" to do with it??...even funnier was when i got the truck and told him it was a12 valve and he says " isnt that the one with less power??" i was hurt
Kyle the entire truck was just massive, the pic doesn't do it justice. The one stack was pretty monstrous - it made more of an impact than two smaller ones would have on me. A few guys that lived up the street from me have stacks too, double stacks on a 2nd gen cummins and one on a f250. On both of those at least, the stack diameter was much smaller compared to the single stack on the ford.
I am not a 'stack hater' for the record, I just wouldn't put them on my truck. One of those things you love to look at but wouldn't do yourself, I dunno. It's cool watching the smoke come out of them, that's for sure. If I see a guy in a cummins with stacks I usually toot the horn at him or give a thumbs up
They usually look at me funny till they see the little C up front and then smile back
I am not a 'stack hater' for the record, I just wouldn't put them on my truck. One of those things you love to look at but wouldn't do yourself, I dunno. It's cool watching the smoke come out of them, that's for sure. If I see a guy in a cummins with stacks I usually toot the horn at him or give a thumbs up
They usually look at me funny till they see the little C up front and then smile back
oh yeah that lil "C" on the new ones i cant even tell its a diesel anymore...so quiet and smooth...not very happy about that...must be mercedes giving its input and making it "luxurious" or something
...doesnt even rattle
...doesnt even rattle
those "c" badges are alright but i went to a big rig wreckers yard and they had a freghtliner section in the park and i found those "cummins DISEL POWER" badges look exactly like the "CAT diesel power" so i had to rip those off...alot of cool stuff at those wrecker yards
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