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64lawnranger

It was way too cold outside yesterday to do anything so I stayed in and fabbed up this exhaust stack on my working ranger....some old cast pipe, a tube style muffler, and a chrome drain tail piece...and the best part no welding, just two screws to hold the chrome stack on.

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mcwh1950

i like the stack , but they is one white blade

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Rollerman

Looks good to me too. :hide:

Been thinking about makeing something similiar for a Ranger myself.

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pond195520032003

looks great :omg: might have to do something like that on my 1075 :D that blade is definitly white enough :hide: probably dont need any lights at night :hide: :omg:

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64lawnranger

yep, I made the blade as well... it was allready painted white, so I just left it....

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KyBlue

white is right... WOw.. Cool Stack!

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jerrell

:hide: cool stack, i am planning on putting twin stacks on a 20 hp honda and i was wondering just how much pipe ,(planning on haveing it made for me) but i'm worried about the weight of the stacks breaking the studs that hold it to the engine ports, how much weight is to much???/

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Coadster32

Nice stack, I like the drain idea. Nice and chromey. I had made dual stacks for my older crapsman, (that I already sold) :D , and they were pretty cool also. I had truck flappers on them. I'd like to do it again with my 551 suburban. :hide:

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pond195520032003

:omg: cool stack, i am planning on putting twin stacks on a 20 hp honda and i was wondering just how much pipe ,(planning on haveing it made for me) but i'm worried about the weight of the stacks breaking the studs that hold it to the engine ports, how much weight is to much???/

I would say 10,000 lbs would be too much :D:hide::omg:

probably 3-4lbs is enough per side :party: might be too much :party: the chrome stack, depending on length :hide: is going to be the lightest part!

the pipe will probably be the heaviest and depending on length also :D

keep us posted :D :party:

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