SLSD400exGUY

Anyone have stacks and lives where it rains or snows a lot? what happens?

Thats pretty much the point im at now im debating getting stacks or regular.

mud

I live in Utah has not snowed yet but a lot of rain all it did was blow some soot on my truck my truck is white so it was noticeable but not to bad. I bought some stack hats to cover them when it does snow hope this helps.

jhenson

There's no harm in getting any kind of moisture in the piping as the carbon from the exhaust puts a good coating on it. It won't rust if that's what you are pondering but it WILL leave a nasty mess on the bedsides when you start it up and take off.....all of us who have/had stacks will attest to this.

SLSD400exGUY

okay. pretty much i was just seeing what would happen. i dont want to get them and it snows to where its filling them up or having a puddle of water. ill have to look into the hats. ive seen them never thought about them not sure why. THANKS!

mud

Got mine from Iowa 80 only downfall kind of pricy.

bibbo

Most guys I kno with stacks just throw a bucket over em when they park the truck lol if there straights or miter cuts, cheap way of doin it

ChrisJohnson

This is what I use, and how I hold it down during hurricanes. But being from South Texas, we don't get any snow, and very little rain(at least this year). The problem I run into is always remembering to pull the bucket off before I go somewhere. It won't "blow off" at start up or idle. It scares the crap out of me when I've gone down the street aways and then give it some more throttle. The bucket bouncing around in the bed always gets the blood pumping, not knowing what just went wrong with the truck!

SLSD400exGUY

haha yeah i could only imagine what that would be like chris! ive seen people do that before..guess its not to bad. i think i pretty much got my answer on this one