[smkstk]

sounds awesome to me also, but the rack would have to be upsized to bigger tubing to match a 5" straight pipe or bigger.

 

[plowboy1138]

idk when i built my buddies i made heat sheilds attached to his stainless headachrack and it all slipped over his 5in miter cuts

 

[Dezl Cowboy]

lol, I thought I was the only one that had that idea. I helped a guy in the area build one for his ferd. Used 5 inch stacks, put webbing between the pipes, used a piece of 4x4 square tube for the bottom cross, tink-tink caps on top....looks ok I suppose...If I were to build one for my own truck I would do it a little different. I think it looks a little out of porportion, but I haven't had any good ideas on how to do it yet.

I think it's an awesome idea though!

 

[Suprcynic]

Do some 5's that split into 4 3's down low and put some crossmembers in to look like a rack. I just think a rack made of 5" tubing might look weird. 3" would look right though. Although 4 stacks might look weird too.

 

[nakedbarra]

hmmmmmmm

Why do we need to go 5" stacks when they are twined? could we go 2x 4" hidden within a sculpted side tubes with the 4" stacks running inside so the rack is the heat shield ?I have the picture in my head and maybe I will try to put it on paper or I photo cause If and WHEN I pull this off If they come out looking as cool as they are in my head you will all want them.

 

[nakedbarra]

hmmmmmmm

Any pics of any created so far?

 

[kevin95695]

Yeah. Pics would make all the difference here.

 

[Burgundy Bomber]

My buddies got stacks on his rack but not incorporated... hmm just a headache rack with tons of holes knocked in it would confuse the hell outta people. LOL

 

[areilius]

Here are some pics of my buddies ford with stacks and a headache rack. I know its not incorporated but its what i could find.