6" Auto Wurks Diesel Stack

[Bigsaint]

Here's one pic. , you can see the rest at the link below. I spent the better part of the day with Chris. T(DieselB59) and Mike at A. W. D. today. The stack is awesome, great looks and sounds incredible !!!! No more soot on my fender !!! Anyone interested should contact A. W. D. at (973) 226-7800. There are a lot of variables involved, price really depends on what you want. Mine is as follows... 4" down pipe from the HX40 to the BD brake(already existing, but the brake had to be moved back for the install), 4" to 5" right after the brake and through the bed to a 6" stack. Thanks Chris , real nice job !!!!

Theses guys at A. W. D are top notch, you should check them out if you live nearby.



Scott W.

 

[JB @ C and L Machine]

oops

Scott... jus wondering... . I heard from others with stacks that after it rains and you goto start your truck up... the Soot is like a black snow shower.....

 

[DieselB59]

not quite

The snow shower all depends upon which style of stacks you have. Mine don't seem to collect any rain water. Scott has the same one that I have, so he will be just fine. It does do one good thing for the truck besides what Scott wrote above: EVERY SINGLE PERSON who you pass or passes you does a double take. Heck, I've had a guy go five miles out of his way just to hope I'll take an exit so he could get a closer look!

 

[EMDDIESEL]

And what does something like that cost? I am guessing there is no muffler?

 

[Bigsaint]

EMDDIESEL, these parts ain't cheap. About $700. 00 in parts, total cost was around $1200. 00. Chris worked on my truck for about 7 hours. My brake had to be relocated back to make room for the 5" elbow, which runs through the bed to the stack. I believe that Chris has over $1500 invested in parts alone for his stacks.



Your guess is correct, muffy ran away to join the circus. The sound is beyond description, throughout the gears and rpm range.



Scott W.