USED 7 inch Stacks $500
7” chrome exhaust setup taken off a 379 Peterbilt 🔥
Includes 7” stacks, Pickett style elbows, and chrome 5” Y pipe — complete setup ready to install.
Stacks stand approximately 12’10”–13’ tall.
Elbows reduce to 5” to connect to the 5” Y pipe.
One stack tip has a small dent from a tree limb (fixable), otherwise a solid chrome setup.
💰 $500 for the complete set
📞 Call/Text: (615) 307-6608
First come, first served.
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If you're a semi-truck enthusiast or owner of a Peterbilt 379, finding quality yet affordable exhaust components can be challenging. This 7-inch chrome exhaust stack setup offers an excellent balance between durability, style, and functionality. The Pickett style elbows and 5” Y pipe not only ensure a proper exhaust flow but also add a classic look to your truck’s exterior. From personal experience, installing a chrome stack setup like this can enhance both the truck’s aesthetic appeal and exhaust performance. Considering that stacks stand about 12’10” to 13’ tall, they fit well with most Peterbilt models and provide that iconic towering presence on the road. Although one stack tip has a small dent, it’s easily fixable with some minor metalwork or professional polishing, which is often recommended to maintain that pristine chrome shine. When shopping for used parts, especially exhaust stacks, it’s key to inspect for any rust, cracks, or damages that affect functionality. This complete setup appears solid, with the Y pipe's 5” diameter ensuring compatibility with many aftermarket exhaust systems. Installing this ready-to-go setup can save you considerable time and money compared to piecing parts together individually. Lastly, sourcing parts like these often comes down to timing—as indicated by the “first come, first served” note—so acting quickly is advisable for those looking to upgrade their truck’s exhaust without breaking the bank. Whether you’re looking to replace worn stacks or customize your ride, this chrome exhaust stack assembly offers a great value proposition.



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