[Das_Kirby]

Hey folks I know there are dual stack kits for this truck, but they use an exhaust box on the top of the bed which is beyond retarded. I also know they don't put the stacks through the bed under the bed on the sides due to the fuel tank being so close to the fuel tank. I know it can he done, but am curious what others have done to be able to run an exhaust pipe closer to the driver side.

Please don't suggest a single stack, or these retarded types of over the bed mounting, I want to be able to put a full sheet of plywood in the back of my truck with the tailgate up.

 

[JacktheBear3]

you understand all the obstacles, you mentioned everything but the driveshaft.... it can be done but needs to be a one off installation, on site only.

One way to make the system easier to do is to split your 4 or 5 inch exhaust and go 3" tubing to your corners... then once you get vertical get back up to 4 or 5 inch for your stacks.

 

[Das_Kirby]

you understand all the obstacles, you mentioned everything but the driveshaft.... it can be done but needs to be a one off installation, on site only.

One way to make the system easier to do is to split your 4 or 5 inch exhaust and go 3" tubing to your corners... then once you get vertical get back up to 4 or 5 inch for your stacks.

Thanks for the response, wouldn't that only work for a stock truck? Or will (2x) 3" have enough flow to not create back pressure on a 5" exhaust? My truck when im done will be abpit 500hp to the floor and I don't want to mess that up.

Thanks