great white
Well-Known Member
NEED a flapper on it.
Otherwise, rain directly into the turbine and housing....worse so if it sits for a prolonged period of time.
Or snap a bungee-d cover on it everytime it sits....
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Hood Stack ?
- Thread starter Chevy3500
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NEED a flapper on it.
Otherwise, rain directly into the turbine and housing....worse so if it sits for a prolonged period of time.
Or snap a bungee-d cover on it everytime it sits....
The fresh air intake for the HVAC system is just below the windshield passenger side. Simpler to just run the pipe through the firewall into the cab. :rolleyes5:
Do stacks the right way in the bed of the truck. Like this local 6.5 example:
Do stacks the right way in the bed of the truck. Like this local 6.5 example:
Rain would not get in if you put the stacks in the front grill. Maybe in the nostriles? :cool3:
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3500GMC
What T F, over
Only farm tractors need flappers. And hood stacks. Or stacks period.
I use my RR side exit 4 incher as a weapon.. :hihi:
I use my RR side exit 4 incher as a weapon.. :hihi:
tanman_2006
Just a farm kid...
I like stacks on trucks that actually work and pull a load, I like the look of a loaded truck rolling coal out the stacks. A race/pulling truck with a hood stack would be ok but a DD would get annoying.