DIY Turbo back stack

[lifewitlooie]

I got my turbo back stack kit from FBD... anyone think its to much of a job for a DIY'er? its all bolt on anyway.. the worst i could do is cut something to short right?

[willypscustoms]

its pretty easy the only thing is cut something short but thats no big deal if you have a welder.

[lifewitlooie]

lol i aint got no welder man`!

[willypscustoms]

lol then dont cut it too short. lol

[stump0331]

dam them right there are some nice words of wisdom


bump for ya looie

[willypscustoms]

lol yeah but good words of wisdom.

[lilredpowerstroke]

It is really easy. Just make sure you measure at least twice so you don't cut it too short. Especially in the bed to make sure you get it exactly where you want it.

[straycat]

Yup, measure 27 times, cut once, and prepare the wife to be blamed for letting you do it in the first place hahaha.

Gord.

[Ditty]

Originally Posted by straycat

Yup, measure 27 times, cut once, and prepare the wife to be blamed for letting you do it in the first place hahaha.

Gord.

"Wife to be blamed?" Hell, my g/f WANTS me to get stacks!!! She is LOVING the 7" Miter Cuts!!! I'll have the $$$ to get 'em sometime. It's my next mod!

On your question...It isn't much harder that installing an exhaust...save for the cutting into the bed. Just make sure there is a little "wiggle room", measure 100x's before you cut and TAKE PICS!!!! Pictures are the most important part.

[straycat]

hahaha, even easier to blame her than. I like the stacks, but with the fuel tank in place, and the 5th wheel, I don't think it's going to happen on the road goat.

Gord.