Looking at purchasing a 2016 Cascadia for flatbed work and it has the exhaust stack running up the back of the sleeper. I'd like to remove that stack and put a downspout at the frame so I can gain a few more inches closer to the back of the cab for a headache rack. Anyone thinking of any negative side effects to this? Thanks
conventional exhaust stack
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fumes in the cab, is why they up above the cab.
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Kicks up dust in the dirt & dusty parking lots.
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Good points to make, thank you
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I have a grass burner on my t660 and am working towards putting twins up behind the sleeper.
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Google Carbon Monoxide, It doesn't to anything good for the body except maybe save you the ache s and pains of old age
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If it's an emissions truck then you shouldn't have issues. I drove a 386 Pete with a S60 Detroit with a weed burner, straight pipe. Not only did the smell kill you in and out of the truck but it was the loudest thing I've ever heard in my life. Couldn't wait to be out of it.
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