I would love to have this set up but the only way I would do it if I had a dually with a flatbed, but that's my personal preference, the 5.9 still sounds amazing, especially with those flappers
Lol it's 2 years later and I still love this set-up and hopefully I might get myself a 2nd gen dually soon. This video still leaves me chills just from listening to that motor go from low rpm to high rpm.
Is your Y pipe 3 or 4 inch? Man I have always wanted a truck with stacks since i was a little kid. Glenn Leach had a little red wagon back in the 80's. They came factory like that. Very rare little truck.
@Goldengoat23 4" from the turbo to the stacks then steps up to 5". They're surprisingly quiet until you really get into it.I have a Nathan Airchime K5 in the bed that drowns out the stacks though...😉😉
@@Galaxy2517 Yes sir, I wanna do mine like that. Cannot find all the stuff in chrome. Been searching pretty hard. So, You put all new from the turbo back ? I tell you, its pretty amazing that 5.9 has that much exhaust pressure. That factory 3 inch probably really chokes them down.
I noticed that the raincaps were almost completely closed at idle, does that cause any exhaust restriction? I have always loved the look of raincaps, but have been hesitant to do it because of that. Awesome look and sound! Nothing sounds better than a 5.9 manual👍
Well, it finally happened, got the stacks on my 2006 just like this except my flaps are pointed to the back. I wanted to ask you this because I feel like it's just me but when I put the flaps on it felt like my truck got quieter than before I put them on, was this the case for you? I have a in person comparison because I use to run a 5 inch exhaust from the turbo all the way back with only one muffler and I assumed with the muffler gone it would've been much louder. Then I put the flaps on and suddenly it felt like my old exhaust, I'm not complaining, just surprised me a bit. It does sound a bit louder at idle when I hold the flaps open but I wanted to get a second opinion from someone with a similar set up.
Of course it would be a lot quieter with the flaps closed. The exhaust sound is being made from it going through the pipe and resonating, thats why a larger diameter pipe makes the sound louder because there is more room/volume making the sound resonate more. But if the sound is blocked from exiting it stops the sound from being able to resonate properly. The sound needs to come out of the pipe. Just think of how a trumpet sounds normally, compared with when it has a mute in its bell. Basically the same thing is happening.
I bought a stack kit with everything from the deleted DPF to the Y inside the bed and all the adapters... The actual chrome stacks came off of a retired SnapOn tool truck in a junk yard(Lucked out and got them for $20!). The flappers I bought brand new from NAPA... Stainless steel and not cheap.Over $100 for both of them. Depends alot on your budget... I shopped around, saved and pretty much had everything bought before I started. It's a job but I don't regret it :-)
Flappers are awesome, we had them on our tractors and I always loved them
Beats putting buckets on your stacks at night when it rains
😜😆
I would love to have this set up but the only way I would do it if I had a dually with a flatbed, but that's my personal preference, the 5.9 still sounds amazing, especially with those flappers
Lol it's 2 years later and I still love this set-up and hopefully I might get myself a 2nd gen dually soon.
This video still leaves me chills just from listening to that motor go from low rpm to high rpm.
ruclips.net/video/MUt5LUhp29k/видео.html
Listen towards the end you can hear me coming back and going through the gears.
Nice stacks and flappers
Haven't seen flappers in a long time. Very cool.
Thank you.. Always kinda liked them since my great grandfather had one on his Farmall.
@@Galaxy2517 same here, used to plow the fields on an old Long with my dad and grandpa. I was always hypnotized by that thing
@@calebbrossette913 Kinda gives you a visual on what the engine is doing...
Add a bolt to them in that hole then it , or a little more weight to keep them from rattling
Only stacks on a pickup that I’ve ever liked
Thank you!
Best sound in the world....period
I wanna ride in the back seat and see how it sounds! It sounds great! I love the flappers!
I can keep them quiet or wake the dead with just a touch of the throttle...😉
The flappers go way back to my childhood watching my great grandpa cutting hay with an old FarmAll Super M.
@@Galaxy2517 haha. I like that! Best of both worlds lol.
@@Galaxy2517 That makes sense.
I really want to do this to mine now, sounds and looks great!
I love the sound of the stacks
They're pretty quiet until you climb into the throttle...
Nice looking neighborhood there.
Кайф звук выхлопа 👍
Nice flaps
I'd like to sit there, where the camera man is and enjoy the smell 👍😋, i hope without catalysator converter?🤣
Diesels have a DPF(diesel particulate filter). Mine is deleted.Nothing but open pipe.
Nice setup :)
Andrea Thanks! :-)
Galaxy2517 Are those flappers just for looks or cause you were concerned about the rain?
Andrea Both really....Grew up around a lot of heavy equipment and always liked the sound of the flapper at an idle :-)
Andrea I still have them on there today :-).....Got a headache rack on behind them now though.
Its such a shame you're not able to compression brake, how insane would that sound!
I do have an exhaust brake...But it's just not quite the same I know...😉
Isso sim é uma super máquina.
it's like from snowrunner gameplay
Is your Y pipe 3 or 4 inch? Man I have always wanted a truck with stacks since i was a little kid. Glenn Leach had a little red wagon back in the 80's. They came factory like that. Very rare little truck.
@Goldengoat23 4" from the turbo to the stacks then steps up to 5". They're surprisingly quiet until you really get into it.I have a Nathan Airchime K5 in the bed that drowns out the stacks though...😉😉
@@Goldengoat23 I've seen a few of the little red wagons in my lifetime. 😁
@@Galaxy2517 Yes sir, I wanna do mine like that. Cannot find all the stuff in chrome. Been searching pretty hard. So, You put all new from the turbo back ? I tell you, its pretty amazing that 5.9 has that much exhaust pressure. That factory 3 inch probably really chokes them down.
Minty 👌
I noticed that the raincaps were almost completely closed at idle, does that cause any exhaust restriction? I have always loved the look of raincaps, but have been hesitant to do it because of that. Awesome look and sound! Nothing sounds better than a 5.9 manual👍
Haven't had any issues so far...been on there for a few years now..
The only way they would restrict the Cummins is if they were rusted shut.The flappers are stainless so that's not an issue....
@@Galaxy2517 ok cool
Nice sound.
ok i guess it's time to put a hole in my bed and go from 8 feet to 7.5
Looks and sounds awesome! How is the noise level in the cab on the hyway?
It's not overwhelming, but you can definitely hear them....
@@Galaxy2517 thanks for the reply just debating on doing my 06. I guess I could always put a muffler on if was too much
@@1teddy1979 One of my other videos where I make a run by with my train horns let's you really hear my stacks at the end.
Looks like a 2010?
2005....
Well, it finally happened, got the stacks on my 2006 just like this except my flaps are pointed to the back.
I wanted to ask you this because I feel like it's just me but when I put the flaps on it felt like my truck got quieter than before I put them on, was this the case for you?
I have a in person comparison because I use to run a 5 inch exhaust from the turbo all the way back with only one muffler and I assumed with the muffler gone it would've been much louder. Then I put the flaps on and suddenly it felt like my old exhaust, I'm not complaining, just surprised me a bit.
It does sound a bit louder at idle when I hold the flaps open but I wanted to get a second opinion from someone with a similar set up.
Yeah mine is very quiet at an idle but will get pretty loud when I really get into it....
I have a video of my truck that you can really hear from a distance after I was blowing my train horns.
Of course it would be a lot quieter with the flaps closed. The exhaust sound is being made from it going through the pipe and resonating, thats why a larger diameter pipe makes the sound louder because there is more room/volume making the sound resonate more. But if the sound is blocked from exiting it stops the sound from being able to resonate properly. The sound needs to come out of the pipe.
Just think of how a trumpet sounds normally, compared with when it has a mute in its bell.
Basically the same thing is happening.
Famosísimos chacuacos
fak yeah!!!
Ronco inconfundível. Gosto de motor a diesel.
I would like to put the same set up on my 2006 5.9. Where did you get everything??
I bought a stack kit with everything from the deleted DPF to the Y inside the bed and all the adapters... The actual chrome stacks came off of a retired SnapOn tool truck in a junk yard(Lucked out and got them for $20!). The flappers I bought brand new from NAPA... Stainless steel and not cheap.Over $100 for both of them. Depends alot on your budget... I shopped around, saved and pretty much had everything bought before I started. It's a job but I don't regret it :-)
My plan for my 2500 is a single stack and flap outside of the bed. I'll either notch the bed or use a heat shield.
Badass
I woulda just done 1, there's too much going on back there
Started out with a single and it was way loud.Plus I had already bought the kit for the two split.One or two didn't change the bed space.😉
When I'm warming up in the driveway early in the morning the flappers do a bang up job of keeping the horses quiet. 😉😉😉😉
And before someone else says it..."That's what she said!"
Rain caps, not flappers junior!
In all my years I've never heard them called that.They're flappers because they flap 😁
THANK YOU! I was hoping that I wasn't the only one
Are you guys takin the cat out?
What cat?
@@jeremymitchell2513 catalytic converter
@@thejafuu5001 fully deleted...No muffler, No Cat(Diesel particulate filter) in this case.
Why anyone would put stacks on a pickup truck is beyond me
Because we can...Don't be jealous....