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Dudeus
 Post subject: Stacks.
PostPosted: Fri Jan 25, 2008 8:15 pm 
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Has anyone ever donw stacks on a luv?
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what do you mean by stacks? smoke stacks?
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only seen one and it was on a dually i think there was a pic here some place

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Yea, smoke stacks. I'm seriously considering this...
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Geez youd wanna hope that time was cheap. With the 2.2L oiler it wouldnt take long to realise the 40K spend up on a big truck would have been worth it.


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theres always this cool lil one :lol: :lol: :lol:
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LOL...I still remember sneakin' around at night to take those pics. That guy is a freakin' legend where I live and I see that assclown drivin' that thing around town once in a while as proud as he can be.

The guy must truly have no shame at all. :lol:
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Why did they all go flatbed? Why not just cut two holes out of the bed in the corners, chop the exhaust, put a y thingy on it, and have it welded to stacks?


Wouldn't that just work fine?
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You know what will happen with a full load, heck, one cow in the trailer, going down hill with a curve in the road? What a ride! (and crash)

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Ouch!!! 8O

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The welder guy up the road from where i used to work had a full sized ballrace turntable he could put on the back of his F350. He used to sit a little compressor up the back and use it to move tri-axle stock crate semi trailers into his workshop to do repairs. Thats well over 10 ton of empty trailer.

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8O wow, never thought that small of a truck could pull a trailer of that size
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8O Now that's just fugly!
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Now that's just fugly!


That's exactly what I meant with the "Ouch" remark.

Where to begin?

Front brush guard that belongs on a 4x4.
Windshield visor off of a Gobot.
A SINGLE stack.... :roll:
The duallies just don't look right on the shortbox.
And ya just gotta LUV the absolutely useless and Ugly running boards.

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He drove through a Pep Boys with a magnate and, bought and bolted on anything that stuck to it.

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does that stack actually work??? look by the rear bumper! he has f-ing angled pipes comming out the rear, an d most the time its on both sides and why would you want three pipes, or even duals if its still got the stock 4 banger?
i kinda like that visor and the duallys not too bad i guess :wink:
But that stack and the running boards :microwave:
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Well, about mid-summer I shall be performing this. Unfortunately, no one has a picture of dual stacks in a non-stepside bed (what I will be doing).
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