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So when I give the skinny throttle the stab I start rolling coal. I thought it was normal due to more fuel than air while turbo catches up. I'm also being told it should never roll coal. I don't know anymore, should it? Shouldn't it?
A stock truck in good shape shouldn't roll coal much, maybe a puff on initial throttle.
With upgraded objectors and a tune, sure. My truck will roll like a frieght train at full tilt if I step on it.
nothing crazy just a cs2 tuner, ebpv pedestal delete, 3 in down pipe, mellings lpop nothing other than the tuner that should change anything I believe when I had it in stock tune it still puffed but not a stream.
it doesn't smoke unless I'm merging on the highway, passing someone or putting my foot in it
Mine either, but it's far from stock. Thats what were saying. Yours has a tuner you mentioned. Is it still a mechanical fuel pump or has it been converted to electric?
nothing crazy just a cs2 tuner, ebpv pedestal delete, 3 in down pipe, mellings lpop nothing other than the tuner that should change anything I believe when I had it in stock tune it still puffed but not a stream.
Mine either, but it's far from stock. Thats what were saying. Yours has a tuner you mentioned. Is it still a mechanical fuel pump or has it been converted to electric?
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