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Okay. Got tired of putting a jug over the stack every time it rained. And the black gunk that blew out when it started was a mess. So, here's a new piece of pipe to tote the smoke...and hopefully keep the rain out!

Sorry for the sideways pic. Haven't figured out how to rotate them from my phone...

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You need to get a chrome pipe like mine had when I bought it. The big radius turn out version that was popular for R's back when.

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I still have the pipe, it's hooked to a stock muffler and shield(which are new). Like to get a pair of them now for the duals I have on the truck presently. Just money I don't have to waste right now.

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I say step it up to a 5 or 6" stack and let her sound all mellow, your already half way there.

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yup Chrome wont help get you home.. the old timers always said. I don't really like the look of anything bigger than 4'' exhaust on an old Mack. like the big curve of the B and R models. think that pipe is discontinued. I bought just the top pipe that goes on the muffler with the long curve a few years ago from Cook Brothers in Binghamton Ny. they found 3 of them NOS and I bought them all, for stock of course. never know. was thinkin bout stockin up on a few pair of R model vent windows just in case they get stupid pricey like B model ones did. maybe ill retire early from sellin them haha.

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Thats the way to do it!! Straight pipe. Im putting a 4 inch chrome straight on my U model, true straight though, with a flapper. :-)

I agree with 84SD, a 5" stack would mellow the exhaust. I am going to try a 5" straight pipe next time. Flapper is okay for the "ting ting ting" at idle but like the curved outlet better but no "bull horn".

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yup Chrome wont help get you home.. the old timers always said. I don't really like the look of anything bigger than 4'' exhaust on an old Mack. like the big curve of the B and R models. think that pipe is discontinued. I bought just the top pipe that goes on the muffler with the long curve a few years ago from Cook Brothers in Binghamton Ny. they found 3 of them NOS and I bought them all, for stock of course. never know. was thinkin bout stockin up on a few pair of R model vent windows just in case they get stupid pricey like B model ones did. maybe ill retire early from sellin them haha.

Matt ive always liked the look of the pipe on your truck. It just goes with it. Old school.

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The Chrome Depot in Mantua had a price sheet a few years back for the big radius pipe. I was wanting to put a pair on my truck but just didn't have spare change to spend on it. Not sure if they still offer it(or get it)?

When I bought my truck from the towing company, it was the same thing. NO CHROME. Just clean paint. Very industrial looking.

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You need to get a chrome pipe like mine had when I bought it. The big radius turn out version that was popular for R's back when.

newbumper3a.jpg

I still have the pipe, it's hooked to a stock muffler and shield(which are new). Like to get a pair of them now for the duals I have on the truck presently. Just money I don't have to waste right now.

Mmmmm....curvy!
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Yeah the 4" has the old school Mack look, I just like the mellowed sound of the larger pipes.

"Any Society that would give up a little LIBERTY to gain a little SECURITY will Deserve Neither and LOSE BOTH" -Benjamin Franklin

"If your gonna be STUPID, you gotta be TOUGH"

"You cant always get what you want, but if you try sometimes you get what you need"

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I heard it a bit different today. "Chrome won't get you home, but it might get you to HER place." Of course, they might have been talking about motorcycles...

i have nothing relevant to post, but I must say, I LOVE your signature line.....

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Lack of planning on your part does not constitute an emergency on my part....

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I can't remember the last time I saw one of those rain or flapper caps on a truck,but do remember when they were very popular..

We have them on our superliner. All you hear going down the road is ting, ping ping ting a ding. They stay perfect at a idle though so i guess the valves are in adjustment, lol.

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Buddy just put a new stack and rain cap on his K100, but with a detroit, you MUST have a flapper.

I've wanted to put rain caps on my pipes, but likely won't have enough air to open them both LOL!!! Even with 4" pipes.

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