Stack under bed!!!
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Well, he must have like a 2x6 (or smaller) square tubing to get it between the bed and the frame, or a body lift on the bed. The one on the drive side must be REALLY close to the fuel tank. They could just be seating in the bed (not hooked up). I would think the only way would be a body lift. JMO. where there's a well there's a way.
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When or if you do find out for sure how it's done, I would like to know too. If the stacks are functional in the picture, I'd like to do it to my truck. Been thinking about building a stainless fuel tank which has cutouts that go around the stacks AND a toolbox on top of the tank. The above bed "Y" pipe and exhaust tubing just takes up too much room to be able to do what I want with an extra fuel tank and still be able to have room for a gooseneck hitch. I wonder if the frame rails can have a hole cut in them and stiffened with gussets, for the exhaust pipes to pass through them? I haven't gotten under my truck lately, to see what kind of clearance I would have between the fuel tank or anything else that might keep me from modifying the frame, without sacrificing the strength of the frame.
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Here's a link from Jannetty Racing in Connecticut that shows how they did the under bed piping. http://www.jannettyracing.com/images...dgestacks2.JPG
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Here's the other 2 pictures of the same truck. No side view though.
http://www.jannettyracing.com/images...tacksdodge.JPG
http://www.jannettyracing.com/images...odgestacks.JPG
http://www.jannettyracing.com/images...tacksdodge.JPG
http://www.jannettyracing.com/images...odgestacks.JPG
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Actually there is a side shot of the truck at the bottom of this page.
http://www.jannettyracing.com/photo_01.shtml
http://www.jannettyracing.com/photo_01.shtml
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Another reason that guys go with the box design in the bed is to balance the smoke to the 2 stacks. Without the box, you have the smoke following the path of least resistance & usually has more coming out of one stack. The stack kits that have a "Y" pipe in the bed do the same thing, unbalaced flow.
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