Trailpug · Dec 6, 2012

Just thinking if i wanted to fit a Tractor style exhaust stack, in the tub of a defender 300TDI other than looks would it have any benefits. Or would it just look ****e

Logic being, if going through water and stall, the higher the exhaust is out of the water the better!
Like i say just thinking things!!!!!!

wiltshire landyman · Dec 6, 2012

where do u take it the north sea?

and yes it will look ****..

jamesmartin · Dec 6, 2012

Trailpug said:
Just thinking if i wanted to fit a Tractor style exhaust stack, in the tub of a defender 300TDI other than looks would it have any benefits. Or would it just look ****e
Logic being, if going through water and stall, the higher the exhaust is out of the water the better!
Like i say just thinking things!!!!!!

have you got a truck cab

Trailpug · Dec 6, 2012

yep truck cab, On a ****ty day the north sea is a tempting place to put it! Like i say just thinking you dont see that many pictures using these, so they are either crap, look crap, a waist of time or just hard work so most people can't be bothered. Some times different is good though

wiltshire landyman · Dec 6, 2012

Trailpug said:
Like i say just thinking you dont see that many pictures using these, so they are either crap, look crap, a waist of time or just hard work

all of the above

abcdedd · Dec 6, 2012

i thnk it would be brilliant! anddd ill climb into my cave now

MPfive · Dec 6, 2012

I saw one the other day. It was a bright loomy green 110 truck cab,might of even been a high cap. It had a tractor style exhuast with one of them clinking covers(don't know what their called) It didn't look too bad,however it sounded awefull. Infact a tractor would of sounded nicer.

mark-d · Dec 6, 2012

NRS91 has one on his 90

http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f7/doing-impossble-cummins-6bt-into-90-a-175358.html

lorri789 · Dec 6, 2012

There was a series 2 long wheelbase around here that had a smoke stack. looked weird.

Trailpug · Dec 7, 2012

So where do they run the exhaust on competition vehicles?

Jay reKx · Dec 7, 2012

saw a series truck cab all modded up a while ago with a lorry stack mounted behind the cab, looked really sexy and I was planing to do it to my lightweight before I decided not to put the truck cab back on.

ricc · Dec 7, 2012

on a wet blowy night the wind will lift the tinkly cap... rain will fill the exhaust and bugger yer engine that way :lalala:

Dr_evil · Dec 7, 2012

That's why you use angled tips without the flappy bit

abcdedd · Dec 7, 2012

ricc said:
on a wet blowy night the wind will lift the tinkly cap... rain will fill the exhaust and bugger yer engine that way :lalala:

OH of course, thats why people with old lorrys cant use a upright exhaust.. :bored:

ricc · Dec 7, 2012

to be fair its more common in old tractors that stand outside for weeks without being started....empty bake bean tin over the top does help stop it happening...surprising how far the tin will fly if you start on open throttle without removing the tin first.

Grit Valve · Dec 7, 2012

I think there is a law to the hight and exit on road going transport

goonarmy · Dec 7, 2012

Int buckshot got one? Any way sounds like effort for no gain.

abcdedd · Dec 7, 2012

Well my tractor exhaust is bloody high and thats road going so i should be ok

Mark L · Dec 7, 2012

Just for Trailpug. Captured it on the day I caught the Landy bug back in 2007.

Grit Valve · Dec 7, 2012

abcdedd said:
Well my tractor exhaust is bloody high and thats road going so i should be ok

That's not a car belive me there are hight restrictions on landys/ cars

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