Hi everyone
I was thinking about installing two stainless steel exhaust stacks on my g60 ute. What is everyone's thoughts on the idea and has anyone seen it done before?
To stack or not to stack?
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Re: To stack or not to stack?
personally I wouldn't if it were my g60,it would look like crap is my thought
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Re: To stack or not to stack?
Its personal preference, if you want them go for it. Personally, I dont like them. 
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Re: To stack or not to stack?
I say "Not to stack." But that is my personal preference also.
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No stack
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Re: To stack or not to stack?
Hmm. Interesting. No one likes stacks so far. Hahaha. Has it been done before to a G60??
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No stacks, i don't think they look all that great.. I see them all the time and i think, if would wanted that look, may you should have bought a peterbuilt
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Re: To stack or not to stack?
It has been done before on a G60 ute. There was one for sale a couple of years ago that had a non-stock engine (don't remember which) and it had stacks. The whole ute was pretty modded out, so the stacks really didn't look too out of place on it. I've looked but I can't find any pics of it. But they would look awkward on a mostly stock unit.DZME wrote:Hmm. Interesting. No one likes stacks so far. Hahaha. Has it been done before to a G60??
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Re: To stack or not to stack?
No diesel under hood..? then NO Stacks.
Diesel engine? then yeah, maybe stacks, but only as long as the Ute has "supporting" mods to make the styling look correct with the exhaust...
Diesel engine? then yeah, maybe stacks, but only as long as the Ute has "supporting" mods to make the styling look correct with the exhaust...
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