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Stacks on a gasser??
So I'm driving home today and what should pass me going the other way is a newer F150 all jacked up with 6" turnouts prolly 48"s tall because they had to be above the roof like a foot. I'm like WTH? Are gassers using stacks now too? Has anybody seen this by them? Just wonderin............
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My first truck had stacks. It was a 1986 f-250 with the 302. The frame was cracked due to rust, it was a pile. But when the exhaust fell out i decided to bend my self some stacks. They were small 2 and 3/4 inch pipe, they looked kind of cool, and sounded sweet. It was fun in the winter plowing snow because you could see the exhaust. But it was nothing like a diesel.
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They are just confused. I think I have a pic of an S10 somewhere with dual 4 or 5 inch Mitre cuts on it.
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