tail pipe stack

[manche]

i was wondering if running a tail pipe stack off the stock pipe on the pack would be different :brows:

[xj_dummy]

i was wondering if running a tail pipe stack off the stock pipe on the pack would be different :brows:

What are you asking? :huh???:

Like a semi truck exhaust? :idea:

[HOrnbrod]

Yeah, be different all right since nobody knows what you're asking.............

[DirtyComanche]

Uh, I think I might know what he's talking about. I saw it on a mud truck once. Basically, where the tail-pipe exited normally (somewhere behind the rear wheel) they welded an upturn and about 6' of pipe on it so the exhaust was pointing straight up way out back.

 

Pretty much the closest thing you can get to putting a pride sticker on your truck, without putting a pride sticker on your truck.

 

 

Or maybe he's talking about a stack like I had. Dunno.

[xj_dummy]

i was wondering if running a tail pipe stack off the stock pipe on the pack would be different :brows:

What are you asking? :huh???:

Like a semi truck exhaust? :idea:

 

Well if he put an exhaust stack like a semi truck, he will be as cool as this guy;

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7I5q9sYqG8U&NR=1

[turbotyla]

well i hope you like water in your exhaust

 

? not the smartest thing but To each their own. But what use does it serve?

[DirtyComanche]

well i hope you like water in your exhaust

 

? not the smartest thing but To each their own. But what use does it serve?

 

 

Water won't do anything... It'll just evaporate, not that you'll get much in there.

 

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I had a stack. I can admit it. I thought mine was okay because:

 

1) I only had one

2) It wasn't huge

3) It was right behind the cab

4) It wasn't chrome, nor did I even polish the stainless

[manche]

you could make a cowl for it or like a cape on a hinge like a semi or hummer :banana:

[DirtyComanche]

Ie, a flapper. You can actually buy them... But they're chrome.

 

 

But no, I wouldn't do that. I cut the truck in half instead.

[manche]

the whole goal is to be able to start up again while tail pipe is submerged in water if you hppen to stall :fs1:

[DirtyComanche]

Yeah, but unless the water level is actually higher than the head, it won't mater. Typically if it's that high and you stall, you ain't gonna be starting it again anyways.

 

Yes, you can water-proof the 'all hell' out of everything, but time is still against you when you're in the water... See how long a starter works under water, especially dirty water.

[manche]

well idk ive sumerged the whole front end and nothing happened the reason i ask is once when i was lowering my boat in the water i stalled out and my bed and tail pipe were completly submerged and had a hell of a tme gettingit started :headpop: