Bigger exhaust stacks? Why..
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by RollinThunderVet, Jun 16, 2019.
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A lot of the new trucks have a fake stack on it, cracks me up. lol
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On a newer truck like yours it would do nothing as far as sound is concerned, and you’d have to buy the high dollar pipes that won’t discolor from the higher exhaust temperatures. Also on a 2018 it’s likely that only the passenger side is hooked up, at least that’s how the newer Peterbilts are.
And anything that can be shiny on a truck should be shiny before you go to bed unless it’s currently raining or there’s rain in the forecast for the following morning. It’s basically a rule.bigyellowjimmy, wore out, Diesel Dave and 2 others Thank this. -
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Interesting.... first time hearing this about winter and backpressure.
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Bigger the stack bigger the impact. All this size dont matter or its how you use it are from guys with little stacks.
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