Stacks - box crossover vs. Y-pipe... sound?

[TReed]

turbodiezel how could I forget fogging the air on that ride. Cool video!

 

[tURBOdIEZEl]

u ever get that 3kgsk??

 

[TReed]

no, since I have 60# valve springs already in I'm gonna order the 4gsk here soon. Maybe I'll see ya at the holiday get together this weekend.

 

[bgilbert]

How bout some pics of a Dodge with those bull hauler stacks?

 

[tURBOdIEZEl]

once SOMEONE trades me stacks i'll get some... LOL. come spring time i outta have some bull haulers and i'll post a picture... .

 

[Beast2B]

What's the deal with water draining? I saw one kit labelled as "self-draining"? I saw some posts about blowing carbon/water out the stacks and painting the truck after rain...

 

[TReed]

heres some pictures

 

[TReed]

heres another one

 

[DBogo]

That look really sweet

 

[tURBOdIEZEl]

dang..... looks good man...

 

[Todd T]

Ok, I'm going for the Hot Rod look on this truck and wanted to run a single stack. I have never paid much attention to stacks so help me out here:



I'm running PDR twins and have a 5" down pipe i was going to extend the 5" out under the box and come up and curve over to the passenger side with a single flat or miter cut stack about cab height. do you guys run any mufflers in these setups or are you buying stacks with mufflers in them or what.



I dont like loud trashy sounding trucks (for example stock exhaust that has been straight piped). I want the big truck cackle and a moderate/loud exhaust note. I dont want stock i want it to be heard but just not that trashy blaaahhh sound. for example i run flowmaster 40 series on my wifes Magnum. most would consider those loud! But not trashy sounding.



what should i run? should i put a muffler under the cab with this setup i'm planning?

 

[TJarecke]

I don't know that you need a muffler on a stacked system. They are not as loud as exhaust out the side to people on the outside. (assuming a single stack sounds similar to dual) If you do run a muffler, I would think that a small resonator under the truck would work. Personally I like the sound of a strait piped, stacked truck.

 

[CEpp]

here's mine...

http://us.f2.yahoofs.com/users/4145bae4z31695dec/67d9/__sr_/d639.jpg?phd90vBBE_bOuZuh

im going to resonate mine soon... depends on the truck if a muffler/resonator is required.

 

[DBogo]

how tall are the stacks Cepp

 

[RHARVEY]

The link didnt work :{ :{ :{





Rick

 

[CEpp]

36" tall 5" round... they are just about 1/2" taller then the tallest part of the roof. i like the clean, not extremly tall look, but its noiser the lower u go. .

 

[JoeHutchinson]

here's mine...

http://us.f2.yahoofs.com/users/4145bae4z31695dec/67d9/__sr_/d639.jpg?phd90vBBE_bOuZuh

im going to resonate mine soon... depends on the truck if a muffler/resonator is required.

CEpp, Please send a picture of our truck, I can't get yout web address to work.



Joe

 

[CEpp]

cant send pics when u cant recieve pics, wont let me send via e-mail

 

[av8r]

Topper?

Has anyone ever figured out how to do STAX with a topper? :-laf



Just wondering, love the look and sound, but I don't want to loose the topper. :{