one54ton

Thanks hohn...LOL.

RJF - I loved that truck that your talking about. Even though it didnt fair well it had the look I like.

STACKED

ive got a 7" and love it sounds like no other truck. got mine from local chrome shop.

one54ton

Pics? What did it run you?

jhood12

yes I want to see some pics

~Angry Tractor~

Yeh I'd like to see how they went from 4" to 5" to 6" to 7"....thats quite a stagger.must take up alot of room.

Moose10

Let's see some pics
How can a 7" tip make a 4" straight exhaust sound any different than a 4" straight setup with a 5" tip??????
C'mon guys don't start making your trucks resemble ricers with fat mufflers hanging out the back

Forrest Nearing

how can a 5" straight exhaust sound any different than a 4" straight exhaust?

trust me dude, if you put a big 7" tip on a 4" straight system, it's gonna make it sound a lot different!

one54ton

Exactly Forrest.

STACKED

oh yeah way different, i love it. its for a big rig its a 45 that connects the 5" to 7" stacks. im not sure how to do the pics but i will try.

JD Dearden

I think the whole noise thing has to do with resonation. Ive had 5" stacks but my 7" are way louder.

Moose10

Well that's not what I asked, but "how can a 5" straight exhaust sound any different than a 4" straight exhaust?"....hmmmm....maybe because the ENTIRE system is bigger.
Maybe a 7" TIP is louder/different than a 4", 5" or 6" TIP. I'm going off the fact that when I put my 4" straight pipe on, the 5" tip made no difference in sound, but it did add 10H.P.
Would a 10" tip be louder than a 9" tip?

Forrest Nearing

most 5" systems use a 4" downpipe... why do the sound different?

a 5" tip on a 4" system might not make much difference (I'm betting it did make a slight difference)

but a 7" tip is huge, it's going to change the sound, I assure you

12valve

...is when you say, it gets full when...!!

STACKED

why are my pictures all like 3.2 mb and all im allowed is 5000 kb. if i figure this out i will post some pics

one54ton

The Suspense Kills Me!