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02-11-2007 09:03 AM #16
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Sure , go for it...........If you like that ringing in your ears.............Otherwise, forget it.
Stacks don't belong on pickups..........
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02-11-2007 07:12 PM #17
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Better late than never......no.PLANET EARTH, INSANE ASYLUM FOR THE UNIVERSE.
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02-11-2007 07:23 PM #18
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my vote........ nope"aerodynamics are for people who cant build engines"
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02-11-2007 07:31 PM #19
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hell no
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02-11-2007 07:40 PM #20
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Keep 'em...Just raise them up a bit. Get them above the roof. If you've got straight pipes without mufflers, then buy Tylenol, you're gonna need it. If you got some kind of muffler system, it shouldn't be so bad.
I'm even looking into a pair of bologna sliced stacks for my 52 F1. Jake Brake? Sure! A couple of bowls of chili and we got us a Jake Brake.
Am I TRYING to look like a trucker??? NO!
I was one for 33 years. I feel right at home with stacks.
18 wheeler stacks on a pick-up...That's a no-no. There are pipes that are meant for a pick-up, and look good if properly installed.
Sorry guys, but I'm an old hot rodder and customizer. I believe that every rodder should build his ride to suite his tastes and not the opinion of the masses. It's what makes us individuals within a common bond.52 Ford F-1, 327 Chevy, S-10 frame
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02-11-2007 08:32 PM #21
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What you say is true, everyone's ride should be built the way the want it... But he was asking for opinions, seems everyone is giving their honest opinion...
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02-11-2007 09:32 PM #22
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Chat rooms open"aerodynamics are for people who cant build engines"
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02-11-2007 09:45 PM #23
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EEEEEEK.....how do you get there? Sorry for being so stupid southerner.PLANET EARTH, INSANE ASYLUM FOR THE UNIVERSE.
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02-19-2007 10:30 AM #24
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opinion on exhaust
I'd have to say no as well. Looks cleaner without the stacks on there. Originally Posted by chevy 37
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02-19-2007 02:33 PM #25
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Whew, I knew I didn't see 18 wheels on that '37 Originally Posted by chevy 37
Ok guess I'll have to buy that big mack rig I'm thinking of buying and go with the dual stacks on that.
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