hahahaha.
I knew what i was gonna see when i opened this

I can't believe the water jets out like that!, glad to see your kids love it

 

lol, thats always lovely to see. I'd probably be right there with your kids having one heck of a time seeing that

 

you should see what it looks like with miter cut stacks.

 

"you should see what it looks like with miter cut stacks."

Thats just exactly what I was thinking...

 

A few strategically placed 1/4" holes will prevent that, and also prevent the water getting deep enough to warp a turbo or water-lock the pistons.


Are you sure there was only one kid in there; it looked like a whole herd of them.

 

ya it goes EVERYWHERE!!!!

 

On my truck the 5" stack is just for show. There is 4" run up about a foot inside it. The 4" to 5" reducer has drain holes. Rainwater runs down the inside of the 5" and out the drain holes into the bed.

 

The water would have to be poured in with a hose to ever get deep enough to get to the engine. It never used to get full like that but all the joints have got soot in them now and it sealed them up. I am gonna put a couple of drain holes in the corner elbows. Just thought I would film it for giggles.

 

Bob them off flat and put flappers on them. My first set of flappers were the heavy heavy duty 6'' chrome ones but I didn't have enough exhaust pressure to open them. I need to go back and get the cheapo 6'' flappers that don't weigh anything. The ole 93 with slap the heavy duty 6'' chrome ones open with a vengence. But no water goes down the pipe. Good luck fixing your sealed up pipes.

 

HaHa!

My tractor used to do that. Jump on it with a nice white tee-shirt in the morning, fire it up, now you have a black poke-a-dot shirt.

 

That's what I love about tailgaters in the rain - especially on the white vehicles.

Bob

 

You need a couple small buckets to cover the stacks with when you park it.

 

So Richie, whos washin the truck?

 

Mother nature.