Oktober MN BS Thread
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Mmmmmm that sounds tasty Jay! We had brupper here...aka breakfast for supper. Jase wanted to make pancakes for us. Then I worked on deleting some unnecessary stuff off a 6.4 exhaust for a guy. He should be much happier with his truck now.
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How much better does it make it? Make it more reliable?
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Well you are getting rid of all the emission crap on the exhaust. So yes much more reliable. Haha. This guy was on his second dpf and I told him it was time to get rid of that crap and not have to deal with it again. I deleted mine when I got it home from TX and that has been almost three years ago and I all I have done is routine maintenance and drive it. No issues.
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Good morning fellas
They are even deleting many over the road trucks now... Some of the more militant states like Kalifornia are trying to put a stop to it.
I'll probably never own another EPA regulated diesel again.
They are even deleting many over the road trucks now... Some of the more militant states like Kalifornia are trying to put a stop to it.
I'll probably never own another EPA regulated diesel again.
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Oh yes that has been going on ever since they started putting emission crap on over the road trucks. Buying a glider kit would be the way to go these days when buying an over the road truck and then just stay out of CA and you will be just fine.
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Well you are getting rid of all the emission crap on the exhaust. So yes much more reliable. Haha. This guy was on his second dpf and I told him it was time to get rid of that crap and not have to deal with it again. I deleted mine when I got it home from TX and that has been almost three years ago and I all I have done is routine maintenance and drive it. No issues.
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Yeah they make ridiculous hp with just a delete and some tuning. Might be a stretch on the fuel mileage and his hp number might be a stretch too but not sure what he all has done to it or what tunes. I love mine. Pulls like crazy with no trouble.