8 inch pipes with mitre tip

They will get rain in them easier than other exhaust. When you start the truck do one or two things....run like hell or get in the truck to avoid getting soot on you!

I've had turn outs on mine and still got soot on the truck so unless you havea grass burner its just a part of life.

 

You drill a small (1/8") hole on the lowest part of the exhaust, on both sides if needed.

It will still happen, but no where near as bad.

 

I had mine sittin for a couple days at home and we got a lot of rain.When I left the house after dark and got on the road when temps came up it looked like the 4th of July coming out of my stacks.Looked pretty cool two streams of sparks comin out of the stacks

 

Anything 8" up in the air is going to collect some rain, doesn't matter what cut is on it, lol. I run 7" straight bullhaulers on mine.

 

What about those raincaps that go inside the top of the mitred stack? I thought about puttin some of those in my little 6inch mitre stacks but my truck never sees the rain workin construction lol. Mud is a different story.

 

lol, you sling mud up that high? Get some WTI fenders, lol

 

Na i was just saying that me and my fellow high paid construction bretheren run home like babies when it rains but we have to drive through the mud and gravel pits the next day. Funny you mention full fenders, if you look at my truck pic, i have full stainless fenders on it. You cant tell from the pic but I crunched the driver rear fender on the first freakin day on the job.

 

lol. I got fenders on mine, and have to be really careful with them. I guess I should have noticed your siggy pic, lol

 

I know a guy with 7 inch and he replaces the y-pipe about every other year, he doesn't have pickett elbows but I don't think it wold be any different. The 5 inch on my p/u collects ALOT of water if I forget to put the covers on