what is everything you need to do a single stack setup? i just got a brand new 6" 36" miter cut stack from a buddy(DADDY OWNS A MACK TRUCK STORE) and i dont wanna pay $500 for a kit what all do i need to get it to come out in the corner of the bed on the passenger side. b/c we all know if you run it straight up its not in the corner.

 

you're halfway there. LoL Get a second one and put twin stacks on that thing. I have 6" stainless and it's easy to do if you can weld.
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...d.php?t=183244
post #4 shows my setup.
Go for it.

 

Cheap and easy way: enough reducers to bring it down to your 4", 2 90 degree elbows and clamps for all of them(maybe a little bit of flex pipe to keep it movable).

 

you will need 3 90s to bring it out in the corner

i hope the picture helps its a 6 in single stack on a 94

 

o yea the the 3rd 90 is under the bed pointing up

 

Well i had a stack on my truck one time.........and well......... i went under a overpass and the stack clipped the I beam and it D*** near flipped my truck over... After this near death experience, i needless to say didnt have to take the stack off my truck, remember the overpass did that for me! but i put some stock exhaust back on that mean machine!!!! However i miss that puppy bc my 8 incher I had gave that truck at least an extra 100 horse!!!

 

" i went under a overpass and the stack clipped the I beam"

Good Gravy!!! An overpass is at least 14 foot tall. How high was your stack?

 

what does flex pipe do? and where would you put it?

 

The bed will flex on the frame. The stack is bolted to bed. You need to install a short piece of flex pipe between the elbow facing up to the bed and your existing exhaust under the truck or your exhaust will crack.

 

Couldn't have said it any better

 

Thats pretty redneck if you have stacks tall enough to hit overpasses. What was it made of to be solid enough to almost flip the truck???

 

Thick wall sewer pipe
Brandon

 

How tall were your stacks? I think any thing more than a couple inches over the cab is to tall. let alone tall enough to hit a overpass...

 

Well ever since i was a little kid i always wanted a pickup that looked and sounded like a Peterbilt. I mean when someone would sit in the back seat i wanted that rumble from those stacks to make them deaf far before i got to my destination!!! I figured that going with the 8 inch stacks at somewhere around 14' 6" in the air would send any big rig tuckin their tail. My truck looked like a power plant with those stacks. I spent more on that chrome then i did on the truck but it looked cool. The stacks were made out of thick walled boiler tube had about 3/4 inch thick wall. The night they so romantically met that I beam i had to call a tow truck to just get them back home because of their sheer weight. I have thought about puttin them back on my rig, the only thing it did to them was chip the chrome a little bit, but they make rattle can paint to match it , so i might touch them up and add that 100 horse back to the ole rig.

 

... sorry to break this to you but stacks do not/will not add 100 hp to youre truck.