Stack prices

[Kiohio]

I need a 4" turnout stack.

Where is the best place to get one?

Actually the best doesn't matter cheap is all that matters. Looks don't really matter.

It's going on the '89 Flatbed, I just need to get above the cab, not be pretty.

I figger that a turnout will keep the crap off of the stuff on the bed.

I looked around for used stuff but it is usually as expensive as new.



Thanks, KO

 

[Greenleaf]

The chrome room???? It's a pretty well recognized site... ...

I recieved my stacks from the local truck dealer by way of the school's discount and they were pretty reasonable, they were.



I wanted the top quality and looks so I was in a different boat.

 

[Kiohio]

Yeah, If I were you I'd go with nice ones too.

Right now It's just be wasted chrome on pig.



I may just do a 45 degree on regular pipe.

I have it run under the flatbed right not and it sounds awful.



KO

 

[RHARVEY]

Grand Rock has some awesome stacks



Rick

 

[Kiohio]

Thanks guys!

I found what I needed.



KO

 

[Kiohio]

I decided to make my own Heavy Duty Stack.

4" Steel pipe, a weld on nipple and some cuttiing with the portable band saw.

Oh and a can of paint.

All stuff I had layin' around.



KO

 

[therabbittree]

thats more my style i like it. . bbq paint is popuar in my house hehe...

later,

deo

 

[Kiohio]

Gotta love BBQ Paint!!!



I was surprised at how warm the stack gets.

I ran 3" into the stack then it of course is 4".

Pretty Warm... . I was thinkin about putting my tools in the tool box the 3" runs thru...

Then I'd have warm tools in the winter LOL.



KO

 

[Greenleaf]

My stacks pass through my vinyl bed cover and are in very slight contact with the material. I don't believe they get that hot. I use vinyl stack covers too and can install them shortly after a trip.



I did manage to blister and flake-off the 1200° paint on the down pipe