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| jdetig1
08-12-2012 17:51:36
50.45.105.98
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I want a chrome straigh pipe for my 806 diesel. Where is a good place to buy one? I want one with a curve on it. I know its supposed to have a 2 15/16 inlet but mine was more like 2 7/8 when i measured it. I would like a 3 or 3 1/4 or even a 3 1/2" pipe thats reduced down to fit the tractor. I dont want to buy a bigger pipe and have a couple ugly reducers clamped to it. It seems like i can find a pipe for anything except an 806.
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| scotc
08-13-2012 16:42:19
75.245.242.4
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Re: 806 straight pipe in reply to jdetig1, 08-12-2012 17:51:36
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| I think I'd turn the pipe forward a bit. Which direction the outlet points can have a pretty good effect on how loud it is from any particular spot.
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| uncle henry
08-13-2012 09:56:21
67.223.201.52
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Re: 806 straight pipe in reply to jdetig1, 08-12-2012 17:51:36
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| if you stay around that straight pipe long enough you won't hear the nagging wife
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| The tractor vet
08-13-2012 08:23:26
76.212.225.255
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Re: 806 straight pipe in reply to jdetig1, 08-12-2012 17:51:36
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| Straight pipe on a 806 ???? you have to be out of your mind . Even with a hair dryer on it they are LOUD . And with out a Muffler you will be deaf in less then and hour under load.
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| FC Andy
08-13-2012 15:19:21
74.126.84.52
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Re: 806 straight pipe in reply to The tractor vet, 08-13-2012 08:23:26
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| It takes a little longer than an hour, I can still hear. Not always well, but I can! They are stupid loud with a straight pipe under load. I only run a muffler anymore, unless I want to make a real ruckus! -Andy
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| rustyfarmall
08-13-2012 11:28:32
67.55.162.174
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Re: 806 straight pipe in reply to The tractor vet, 08-13-2012 08:23:26
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| I had a straight pipe on my 856 non-turbo, but made it long enough to extend above the cab just a few inches. I honestly could not notice much difference in the noise level between the straight pipe and the factory muffler. Not while riding in the cab anyhow.
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| kennell
08-13-2012 04:55:26
142.68.110.13
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Re: 806 straight pipe in reply to jdetig1, 08-12-2012 17:51:36
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|  I have a chrome pipe for my 766 for tractor pulling. I wouldn't want to use it every day that way. Unless you have a turbo on your 806, it will be loud. Turbo's quiet them down considerably. Kent
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| rtkman
08-14-2012 15:19:53
173.202.183.107
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Re: 806 straight pipe in reply to kennell, 08-13-2012 04:55:26
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| | Kennell, Always like your pics, that 766 looks great. Makes me wish I could find one to fix up.
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| caterpillar guy
08-12-2012 19:37:55
66.227.141.21
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Re: 806 straight pipe in reply to jdetig1, 08-12-2012 17:51:36
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| That will be a loud thing that way. That will be the reason you will go huh all the time.
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| rustred
08-13-2012 08:43:33
184.151.222.129
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Re: 806 straight pipe in reply to caterpillar guy, 08-12-2012 19:37:55
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| ya, even nestor pestor would say "kookareecoo to da kapoosta" about that idea.
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| Brad in WI
08-12-2012 18:56:50
74.213.219.10
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Re: 806 straight pipe in reply to jdetig1, 08-12-2012 17:51:36
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| Thomure Manufacturing He is based out of Missouri and will have what you want. If not he will make one for you. Just google it and give them a call.
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