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Curved or straight pipe on 966

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D.A.R.

04-18-2005 07:28:27

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i am debating on wheather to get a 48 inch straight stack or a curved stack for my 966. it would be chrome. what do you guys think would look better?

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K.B.-826

04-18-2005 19:17:31

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Re: Curved or straight pipe on 966 in reply to D.A.R., 04-18-2005 07:28:27

Get yourself a black curved pipe and a set of earmuffs. Muffler on our 9 rusted out below the hood, so rather than getting a new muffler right away, I threw on an old pipe I had for the winter, just for blowing snow. What an ungodly noise. Got a new muffler two weeks ago, would never do tillage work with just a pipe.

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David A. Hodson

04-18-2005 17:02:23

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Re: Curved or straight pipe on 966 in reply to D.A.R., 04-18-2005 07:28:27

I'm running a 3 in. x 48 in. chrome curved on my 766 and a lot of people around here thinks she looks great( sorry Allan), the parts book that I have shows 'em available from factory on some of 66's David

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captaink

04-18-2005 13:51:37

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Re: Curved or straight pipe on 966 in reply to D.A.R., 04-18-2005 07:28:27

Meant to say if after reading the other posts you still want to put a straight pipe on, I'd go with a curved one.

Old gray matter is slippin a cog or two today I guess :<(

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captaink

04-18-2005 13:44:01

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Re: Curved or straight pipe on 966 in reply to D.A.R., 04-18-2005 07:28:27

If after reading the other posts, I vote for Curved. That way you won't need a rain cap.

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caseyc

04-18-2005 09:01:44

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Re: Curved or straight pipe on 966 in reply to D.A.R., 04-18-2005 07:28:27

i will vouch for that, with out a turbo you'll blow your ears off! i have a 766 and for around the yard it was fine but after 4 rounds with the 18' disc in the field i was back in the yard burning my hands trying to get that pipe off and muffler back on! just my 2 cents.

casey in SD

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Allan in NE

04-18-2005 09:09:35

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Re: Curved or straight pipe on 966 in reply to caseyc, 04-18-2005 09:01:44

Ya know Casey,

There are some of us here really waitin' patiently for a picture of that disc.

Geeze! :>)

Allan

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caseyc

04-18-2005 09:30:15

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Re: Curved or straight pipe on 966 in reply to Allan in NE, 04-18-2005 09:09:35

after i got it all folded up and put away....now you remind me that i said i was gonna get a pic! you know with the price of fuel it's expensive to start these rigs up! i'll get er done though, just for you!

casey

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04-18-2005 08:04:42

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Re: Curved or straight pipe on 966 in reply to D.A.R., 04-18-2005 07:28:27

Unless you have a turbo on it you better leave the muffler on.I like a slight turn out on chrome pipe.

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Allan in NE

04-18-2005 07:35:13

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Re: Curved or straight pipe on 966 in reply to D.A.R., 04-18-2005 07:28:27

Neither one. Black factory muffler.

Just my view,

Allan

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farmallguy

04-18-2005 10:35:56

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Re: Curved or straight pipe on 966 in reply to Allan in NE, 04-18-2005 07:35:13

Straight pipe :)

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