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people are saying that its going to lean out my engine idk how
 
it's going to lean the engine because there wont be enough pressure going into the tank to feed the fuel so it's not going to get as much fuel as it's supposed to
 
If you can buy the little nipple thingy from like towerhobbies and then run a fuel line to the tank...It will be a lot better by doing this.....
 
umm idk what there called its 1/4in pipes that just screw togeather
 
guys i saw these stacks on sunday aug.16., and they were smooth...the way he built them will not affect his tune...all he did was turn his muffler around and got a t and connected these "STACKS to the t..and ran a rubber hose from the muffler to the stacks....it looked sweet when he was running it at the event the blue smoke was boiling out like a big rig. and he was turning alot of heads...i will look and see how the pics turned out when i get my camera recharged. and during the long jump comp...i will give this kid credit...his truck flew apart but it looked like dennis anderson and tom meents doing a freestyle....everyone was screaming and he kept jumping it and tearing it apart...they...the event staff finally shut him down when his header came off but he wanted to keep going...this kid has heart.
 
Looks good. I did the same thing on my truck and it ran good for a little while but then the oil built up and caused a puddle in the muffler. Needless to say they look good sound good but don't let the oil excape so keep an eye on it so you don't pull your hair out trying to figure out why the truck starts but when you hit the gas it shuts off. hope this helps.
 
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