mikeyb
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i have a 1986 m1008 and i have a buntch of 3in pipe i want to make into a straight pipe with stacks would this work or would i have proplems with back presure
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m1008 straight pipe?
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You'd have problems with hearing loss.
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i know it will be loud but im not worried abouth that i dont want any other problems
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You must be a young whippersnapper. I'm trying to figure out how to quieten down my factory exhaust.
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Agreed, you must be young. Check out this link:
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showth...Protection-An-often-overlooked-safety-concern
One of the things I like about my M923 is how much quieter it is than my M35A2.
I had an idiot friend fire a .45 from the cab of the truck I was driving. I am still suffering the effects of that in my right ear.
http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showth...Protection-An-often-overlooked-safety-concern
One of the things I like about my M923 is how much quieter it is than my M35A2.
I had an idiot friend fire a .45 from the cab of the truck I was driving. I am still suffering the effects of that in my right ear.
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mikeyb
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if its to loud than ill put a muffiler on it but will there be problems other than my hearing
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Operationally, you should be fine. It will look odd, subject stuff and folks in the bed to burns (unless running them out the hood) and collect rain water but it is your truck.
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You guys know how to party!
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Quote "straight pipe with stacks"
You are going to put "STACKS" on a CUCV ?
Geez, what is this world coming to?
You are going to put "STACKS" on a CUCV ?
Geez, what is this world coming to?
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wannabee big truckers
armytruck63
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He lived in a bad neighborhood and was practicing his drive by shooting technique.
Just kidding! We were out in the boonies and he shot at a log.
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Maybe he's a wheat farmer?
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It's the cool new thing with diesels.
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What? Whats he talking about??? I can't hear him.
[h=2]straghit pipe? What is that? Maybe he is onto something?????????[/h]
[h=2]straghit pipe? What is that? Maybe he is onto something?????????[/h]
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The 6.2 is not for rolling coal,if it does, something is wrong with it.
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Or maybe on something!Straghit pipe sounds a little like something illegal.
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Um... nope. 
Maybe?
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cucvrus
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Then again maybe NOT.
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Is there any functional purpose for these stacks on a pickup or are they in the same category as 32" rims on an 80s Caprice?
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Hey they threw the rules out the window a long time ago. It just depends what you do and who you are. Have at it. A new thread is needed. how to totally screw up and destroy the looks and value of your CUCV.