MBRP B1610BLK 6" Angle Cut 36" Black Finish Aluminized Exhaust Stack

Looks AWESOME on my blacked out truck. Just the right size on a 4door long bed. Even some of the non-redneck lady friends like it. Sounds pretty good too out of the Powerstroke. A couple of imperfections in the finish, the metal angle cut wasn't perfect, but not really noticeable.

The paint on these is amazing. just wish i would have gotten the longer version of it. its been like 3 + years now, 0 RUST on it. it slike new. minus 1 plastic bag that stuck to its side lol. if this happens get out a blow torch and cook the bag off, just left a tiny like half inch stain form the plastic bag on the side of the paint. but the paint is just amazing. i throw back there anything you can think of, things constantly hit the pipe and nothing. Rocks and trees no marks.

These look and sound amazing on my 4" mbrp straight pipe exhaust on my 02 Powerstroke. Extremely aggressive look and sound mean.

Comes with everything needed

I have a MBRP 4 inch turbo back straight pipe set up, (my truck was not manufactured with a Catalytic converter, just to throw that out there) 02 powerstroke AUTOMATIC. I have the stainless version of this stack in a dual set up in the bed. They look and sound great, I want to address a few "frequently asked questions"1. There IS a big difference between these stacks and a straight pipe sound, the stacks are much louder from a distance, inside the cab they are loud if you have the window down, if you're cab is properly sealed there isn't much difference with the windows up.2. Yes they will collect water, 12 inches of total diameter is a pretty big rain catcher, while it would take a heavy LONG downpour to fill the pipe up to the engine i would still reccomend covering them when the truck is parked, ( a little trick i had to figure out, find some 3 lb folgers coffee cans, the plastic ones, cut out the handle indentions and wrap them in duct tape, they fit perfect for the 6 inch miter cut stacks, don't blow off in mild/mid winds and keep the water out.3. you will want to cover the T pipe in the bed with something to keep things off of it, while the stacks themselves don't get overly hot my 4 inch T pipe gets hot enough to be a problem, i suggest building a barrier to keep objects off.