ran stacks through cap

[roadking]

needed to put cap on for the dog (winter) took a while but it came out pretty good

 

[nickleinonen]

that's different. . how loud is it in the cap area now?

at least it will stay warm in the cap area eh. .

 

[Wayne M.]

LOOKING GOOD! No mistakes allowed.

 

[roadking]

no louder then before mabe a little quieter

 

[BigPapa]

How 'bout a close up of where the stack comes through? Looks pretty good.



Scott

 

[roadking]

ok i'll take some close up give me a little time

 

[roadking]

How 'bout a close up of where the stack comes through? Looks pretty good.



Scott

here some close up

 

[roadking]

see if this works

 

[thashane]

nice. any plans for keeping the elements out?

 

[BMH95]

Holy crap man! What's holding the cap together now?

 

[jakprince]

I guess thats what you call a heated dog house.

 

[Lips]

how many bald spots does the dog have from knocking into the stacks?

 

[DWeiler]

bet-cha he only put his nose to the stack once:-laf:-laf:-laf

 

[therabbittree]

It probably would have took less time to hook up a bottom dumping exhaust forthe winter, then cutting the cap, and not ruined your cap in the process. just my opinion. .

 

[roadking]

hes smarter than he looks

 

[DWeiler]

Good looking pup you have there,i put a canopy on mine as well for my 2 American Bulldogs. The only thing is the windows get covered in bullsnot quite a bit,but they are really happy and content back there. DW.

 

[Wayne M.]

I have no dogs presently, but I do know they like it back there! Does anyone remember the old Nissan commercial "Dogs love trucks!" so true.

 

[roadking]

It probably would have took less time to hook up a bottom dumping exhaust forthe winter, then cutting the cap, and not ruined your cap in the process. just my opinion. .

oh well you know what they say about opinions

 

[46mech]

roadking, I think that looks pretty good. For years I had a cap on my dually and had often thought about a way to do stacks while retaining the cap. How dirty does the cap get from the soot? I'll bet there's gotta be some material that's resistant to that heat that could seal those gaps.

 

[roadking]

roadking, I think that looks pretty good. For years I had a cap on my dually and had often thought about a way to do stacks while retaining the cap. How dirty does the cap get from the soot? I'll bet there's gotta be some material that's resistant to that heat that could seal those gaps.

sealing don't seem to be a problem what rain gets in runs down stax into bed liner and out the back . soot none but the truck is garaged nites/days only out when driven