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rain in my stacks
will water hurt anything when it rains in my 6-inch exhuast stacks:burnout
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From what I have read on here it shouldn't hurt anything. However if you are that concerned about it you could always use something to cover them.
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on my 6 inchers i just took a small drill bit and drilled it at teh elbow underneath the truck. it would truely have to rain a really long time and hard for it to make up to teh turbo.
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I just throw 2 coffee cans up on mine if the truck is sitting.
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It won't hurt anything but it may blow soot on your truck when you start it up which can be a mess.
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The drill bit is the best solution, it doesn't take a large hole 1/8-3/16" should be plenty.
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it would take a hell of a rain storm to fill up to the turbo i would not even worry about it
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havnt had any problems with water in my stacks just when i start it up it blows soot all over the back window and roof and makes a mess
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does drillin a little hole under the bed hurt any thing or sound any different sound
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nope i drilled on in mine still sounds the same. dont worry some one would have to stick a hose in your stacks to get it to fill to the turbo. and thats only while sitting if your running your truck the exhaust temp would evaporate any water that got close so just put a hole in the elbow and forget about it
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