Exhaust stack
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timtheenchanteruk
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no, cos they look silly...
timtheenchanteruk
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nope, just for looks. not seen a windscreen mounted zorst, Ive seen twin snorks (one for the heater intake)
If I can find some pics, my dad had the best exhaust ever I remember, was an old S2, and it was mounted in front of the rad, and sounded ace (or as ace as the black cab engine it had fitted could sound)
If I can find some pics, my dad had the best exhaust ever I remember, was an old S2, and it was mounted in front of the rad, and sounded ace (or as ace as the black cab engine it had fitted could sound)
Trewey
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I've seen tractor type vertical exhausts coming up through the front wing.
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mike174
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not a great picture but you can see the exhaust on the back of my challenge truck
D90mitch
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I probably wouldn't bother for a standard Land Rover Engine - a bit unnecessary - if you've got a cummins on the other hand, then brilliant.
I had an exhaust on a 109 years back that went up l/h windscreen pillar , and along top of sunvisor , to middle and then y pipe to two LR mufflers going opposite directions and with vertical pipes at outer ends , with a slight bend backwards . With a leyland diesel fitted you would get two black smoke trails when accelerating 
Marmaduke
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I occasionally see one around Burton with pipes running up either sides at the rear, I'm afraid I think they look really sad.... Each to their own though
Jam1
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Used to see Series with pipe running up the back to the roof from the the end of the exhaust quite often
steve999
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This is a pic of mine.
And from the other side
And from the other side
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samc88
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I quite like a truck stack I must admit Theres a series 3 88" pickup knocking around with a 200tdi in with a truck stack in the back, looks good, no pics though unfortunately
Theres a series 3 88" pickup knocking around with a 200tdi in with a truck stack in the back, looks good, no pics though unfortunately 
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Even better if they have one of those little lids on the top.
xaby82
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There's a 90 running round near me with a truck stack running up the rear quarter with a little flappy lid at roof level. Not sure it serves any purpose but looks quite cool on an off road set up.
Thor1950
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keeps water out of the exhaust when it rains, if the engine is not running
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