I heard about this but finally saw it for myself... this is a new 880
This is the drivers side lower exhaust
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This is from the pass side the dpf is on the right . The open drivers side exhaust pipe is on the left.There’s no cross over pipe.
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They must be out of their minds........
Kenworth basically does away with duel exhaust
Discussion in 'Ask An Owner Operator' started by Cat sdp, Jan 30, 2018.
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So they still have two but one pipe is a dummy pipe?
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Most new trucks have got rid of stacks in place of the trendy grass burner set up.
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I have wondered for a while why I see some trucks where one stack is putting out exhaust and the other isn't (usually when it's really cold and one is steaming and the other isn't)...now it makes sense.
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Peterbilt has done the same on the trucks with over the frame exhaust but the 389 with the under the frame exhaust still run a y-pipe.
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You guys see any of the three stack trucks ? Two dummies on the side , and the real one running up the back of the cab .
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I'd rather sport a single stack than try faking duals. Plumb propane into it and have some fun at least.
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