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I have all my parts now I need to know How to make the stacks sturdy in the bed. How do I mount them to the bed? Also I have heard that you could drill holes to make them drain. Is this reccomended and how /where do you do it at? Thanks in advance.
I used 2 saddle style clamps w/o the u bolts and two 3/8x 51/2 bolts per side. they are mounted to the front bulkhead of the box so that my bedrails are still flat, (for my tonneau cover). I also did this to mount a bulkhead behind the stacks so that I won't mess them up with any cargo that I carry. My setup is plenty strong. I have caught the stacks on a garage door and the mounts didn't move!
I am wanting to get stacks as well, I am wanting the stacks that are straight (without the turnout at the end), but what is going to happen as far as getting water or snow down the pipe?
It shouldn't hurt anything unless you get a LOT of water in them. The problem is when you start the truck, the water is going to get blown out along with a lot of soot and all over the side of your truck.
I just piped my stacks under the bed and over the tank. (3 weeks ago) I put a heat shield over the pipe where it goes over fuel tank. I have my stacks moved out from the rear window so I didnt have to cut the chanel support in the bed. My stacks are free standing due to special plates I had fabricated that bolt to the bed. I probably will drill a small hole in the piping. I got on it in reverse when it was raining and covered my windsheild in soot I hate to though because it will start to rust at the hole. Good luck