Had a good laugh.

[Tail_Gunner]

This discussion brings a question to mind:

If you are making an exhaust system & stacks out of PVC, can you just glue it together? Or do you have to put the purple primer/cleaner on first to keep it within code?

 

[colotow]

maybe he was trying to show his significant other how it would look?

or, after they melt, they'll lay over the sides,and then he'll have sidepipes!!

 

[big_rooster]

Reminds me of a few years ago when stacy on trucks was doing a build on a bronco and pulled the roll bar out and it was pvc wrapped in foam

 

[Crumm]

How does the PVC not melt?

The maximum service temperature for PVC is 140°F but the melting point is 413.6°F. Anyone know what the exhaust temp is a few feet down the pipe? Might work

 

[F350DRW1]

The whole stacks thing is beyond me, but I have seen dual stacks on gassers and a single stack on a Ford Ranger. There's a kid I see at Autozone now and again, who has a 2500 Dodge shortbed with 6' stacks that have to be 6-7 inches around and it just looks ridiculous.

 

[Crumm]

IMO all stacks look out of place on pickups they are for trucks.

 

[Dogman]

This discussion brings a question to mind:

If you are making an exhaust system & stacks out of PVC, can you just glue it together? Or do you have to put the purple primer/cleaner on first to keep it within code?

just glue them....But DOT mite need to see if they were purple primer first......LOL

 

[F350DRW1]

IMO all stacks look out of place on pickups they are for trucks.

I agree. I did see a Dodge 3500 dually at a truck show with black stacks, and the truck was pretty much blacked out, so it looked good. But I still don't get it. And don't even get me started with the rubber "Truck Ballz" you see hanging off the hitch.

 

[big_rooster]

They are tryin to pass a law in VA outlawing the nutz

 

[BIG JOE]

IMO all stacks look out of place on pickups they are for trucks.

Me 2.

But, To Each His/Her own.