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From: Hendersonville, NC
Ahh, Shane...didn't realize this was your screen name 
I've ran the Regen-off 150RWHP tune now for about 1600 miles with the truck fully straight-piped. Mileage is up signficantly.
Have been beta-testing the 200RWHP tune for the past two weeks- thus far, not the slightest issue other than one harsh downshift when the transmission was still adapting.
Overall, other than warranty concerns, these trucks have so far proven themselves more reliable with modifications than the previous generations. I have been pounding the crap out of it for some time now.
I've ran the Regen-off 150RWHP tune now for about 1600 miles with the truck fully straight-piped. Mileage is up signficantly.
Have been beta-testing the 200RWHP tune for the past two weeks- thus far, not the slightest issue other than one harsh downshift when the transmission was still adapting.
Overall, other than warranty concerns, these trucks have so far proven themselves more reliable with modifications than the previous generations. I have been pounding the crap out of it for some time now.
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I'm curious as to what happens when you go to get the vehicle inspected. Down here in some countys of Texas we have to have emmissions testing. If the cat and the DPF is cut away how will this effect the testing. In other countys there is no testing but would the truck still pass the inspection if the cat and the DPF were cut away?
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From: Henderson, NV
Originally Posted by PSD 60L Fx4
Ahh, Shane...didn't realize this was your screen name
I've ran the Regen-off 150RWHP tune now for about 1600 miles with the truck fully straight-piped. Mileage is up signficantly.
Have been beta-testing the 200RWHP tune for the past two weeks- thus far, not the slightest issue other than one harsh downshift when the transmission was still adapting.
Overall, other than warranty concerns, these trucks have so far proven themselves more reliable with modifications than the previous generations. I have been pounding the crap out of it for some time now.
I've ran the Regen-off 150RWHP tune now for about 1600 miles with the truck fully straight-piped. Mileage is up signficantly.
Have been beta-testing the 200RWHP tune for the past two weeks- thus far, not the slightest issue other than one harsh downshift when the transmission was still adapting.
Overall, other than warranty concerns, these trucks have so far proven themselves more reliable with modifications than the previous generations. I have been pounding the crap out of it for some time now.
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From: Henderson, NV
Originally Posted by spatel23
Did you mean Spartan?
Either way-
Great that you got one on order. Looking forward to hearing what you have to say about it.
Either way-
Great that you got one on order. Looking forward to hearing what you have to say about it.
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From: Henderson, NV
Originally Posted by bookem15
I guess my question is what does removing the dpf do to your warranty?? If it voids it is it worth it?? Also someone post some mpg numbers with it deleted.
Thanks
Thanks
Is it worth it, thats all up to the person doin it,in my case i bought the truck and i want it the way i want it.
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From: Logan, Utah
I hvae been running the kemperformance dpf delete w/flashpaq 50 hp tune since 9/10/07 7700 mi. It works awesome. mpg is empty 10 city 13 hwy towing 8 city 8 hwy. 7k lb trailer. No regens is great, especially towing on hills. never shifts!
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Originally Posted by brandon4
I hvae been running the kemperformance dpf delete w/flashpaq 50 hp tune since 9/10/07 7700 mi. It works awesome. mpg is empty 10 city 13 hwy towing 8 city 8 hwy. 7k lb trailer. No regens is great, especially towing on hills. never shifts!
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Originally Posted by brandon4
I hvae been running the kemperformance dpf delete w/flashpaq 50 hp tune since 9/10/07 7700 mi. It works awesome. mpg is empty 10 city 13 hwy towing 8 city 8 hwy. 7k lb trailer. No regens is great, especially towing on hills. never shifts!
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From: Henderson, NV
Originally Posted by PSD6litre40
???? My truck gets way better than that with Regen! Im extremely skeptic about KEM Performance I tried calling the guy and left message after message and he never called me back once! Hey Matt call me about the Flashpaq, I may have to sell the SCT LiveWire sounds like SCT has totally dropped on the ball on the Custom Tuning Software.