Stacks vs. Straight Pipe

[joechatham69]

Ive got a 4" MBPR straight exhaust on the truck and am debating on selling it and gettin stacks. Are there any pro's or con's that come with stacks?

[diesel_19]

if you get miters and it rains it throws soot all down the bed but thats my only con with them

[1995psd]

you cant blow smoke on people on sidewalks and cars with windows down beside you twards the rear lol
i have stacks and i lovethem-for looks and sound mainly

[1995psd]

Originally Posted by diesel_19

if you get miters and it rains it throws soot all down the bed but thats my only con with them

i have bull haulers and have that same problem. guess im gonna have to invest in a set of old paint buckets for when it rains

[04'EarthDestroyer]

Yea mainly the soot issue getting on the cab plus the constant drone of the exhaust, hope you dont have a regular cab or love the sound of constant exhaust. + idk about most people but having a hole in your bed and loosing cargo room.

[1995psd]

Originally Posted by 04'EarthDestroyer

Yea mainly the soot issue getting on the cab plus the constant drone of the exhaust, hope you dont have a regular cab or love the sound of constant exhaust. + idk about most people but having a hole in your bed and loosing cargo room.

i love the drone and with my windows all rolled up anddriving it is just like having stock exhaust

[blowinsmoke7.3]

dude its your truck do what you want. I just put a 6" single on a 5" exhaust. Sounds good. Drone can get bad though.

[Hardline]

Well I have seen alot of people that have travel trailers have to worry about smoking out their camper. Then saw one get the stack into the front of the trailer. The under bed can work just as well for performance just does not look as mean. JJ

[joechatham69]

im not worried bout soot or the drone...anyone interested in a trade?

[KeepinItFord]

Just get the stacks, theyre amazing.
mine are straight pipes, and they sound sick.