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Mitre Question
For those with stacks. Do you have a lot of problems with sooty moisture drops getting all over the truck when you crank up in the morning? My truck is white and Im trying to decide if I need Mitre's or Turnouts.
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only have soot when it rains, water sticks to the inside of the stack and when it's fired up black flakes float out... not that big of a deal, but if you want to avoid this i'd go with turnouts
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Does it stick to the truck? Is it hard to clean off?
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I get some every once in a while but it wipes right off. When the truck sits in the rain i cover the stacks with coffee cans. LOL
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No problems here. I do have a black truck though.
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if you pull a camper of any sort and its white standby cause it sucks to clean off once it dries and you forget about it. i pull my travel trailer in teh rain and boy was teh front of that thing nasty. i just put a small pin hole in teh elbow of the up pipe coming into the bed so teh water drains out.
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man soot goes all over my truck but my truck doesnt stay too clean anyway lol, it washes off pretty easy though
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I have the 3/16 hole in the bottom of the 90 degree bend and I still get the black stuff over the back of my rig with my mitres, and I live in Arizona!!!
It washes off pretty easily, but like the guys say if you tow a camper with it or are really that concerned with soot on the paint go with the turnouts
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the wind just blows it off LOL ya no problems with paint or anything... and the coffee can does work!
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