how can i get some power out of my 7.3?
#21
a dpf delete is not a fine. diesels have no emissions laws in nc so i aint got nothin to worry about
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yall are extremely stupid. smokin is not embarrassing on a stock truck, now roalin smoke like the built trucks wouldnt look right but havin it puff a steady stream aint bad at all. hahaha a vw tdi? wow dude thats gayer than a civic. seriously whose gonna say man im gonna build my vw?
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yall are extremely stupid. smokin is not embarrassing on a stock truck, now roalin smoke like the built trucks wouldnt look right but havin it puff a steady stream aint bad at all. hahaha a vw tdi? wow dude thats gayer than a civic. seriously whose gonna say man im gonna build my vw?
I think it's just a cover up for them being junk products.
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#23
Yes... a Volkswagen that will smoke 95% of the average cars on the road while getting 63mpg and holding 4 people comfortably, while having the ability to tow motorcycles, logs, 4wheelers, small campers etc, is gay. Get a life.
I think it's just a cover up for them being junk products.
I think it's just a cover up for them being junk products.
Edge and Superchips both make very good products, for all brands, but they are more geared to the 6.4 and up Fords, 5.9 Cummins and 6.6 Duramax.
It has nothing to do with "junk" products and everything to do with people deleting the DPF's and then running them on the street.
#24
here you go...
North Carolina General Statutes § 20-128.1 Control of visible emissions
a) It shall be a violation of this Article:
(1) For any gasoline‑powered motor vehicle registered and operated in this State
to emit visible air contaminants under any mode of operation for longer than five
consecutive seconds.
(2) For any diesel‑powered motor vehicle registered and operated in this State to
emit for longer than five consecutive seconds under any mode of operation visible
air contaminants which are equal to or darker than the shade or density designated
as No. 1 on the Ringelmann Chart or are equal to or darker than a shade or density
of twenty percent (20%) opacity.
(b) Any person charged with a violation of this section shall be allowed 30 days within
which to make the necessary repairs or modification to bring the motor vehicle into
conformity with the standards of this section and to have the motor vehicle inspected
and approved by the agency issuing the notice of violation. Any person who, within 30
days of receipt of a notice of violation, and prior to inspection and approval by the
agency issuing the notice, receives additional notice or notices of violation,
may exhibit a certificate of inspection and approval from the agency issuing the first
notice in lieu of inspection and approval by the agencies issuing the subsequent notices.
(c) The provisions of this section shall be enforceable by all persons designated
in G.S. 20‑49; by all law‑enforcement officers of this State within their respective
jurisdictions; by the personnel of local air pollution control agencies within their
respective jurisdictions; and by personnel of State air pollution control agencies
throughout the State.
(d) Any person who fails to comply with the provisions of this section shall
be subject to the penalties provided in G.S. 20‑176. (1971, c. 1167, s. 10.)
a) It shall be a violation of this Article:
(1) For any gasoline‑powered motor vehicle registered and operated in this State
to emit visible air contaminants under any mode of operation for longer than five
consecutive seconds.
(2) For any diesel‑powered motor vehicle registered and operated in this State to
emit for longer than five consecutive seconds under any mode of operation visible
air contaminants which are equal to or darker than the shade or density designated
as No. 1 on the Ringelmann Chart or are equal to or darker than a shade or density
of twenty percent (20%) opacity.
(b) Any person charged with a violation of this section shall be allowed 30 days within
which to make the necessary repairs or modification to bring the motor vehicle into
conformity with the standards of this section and to have the motor vehicle inspected
and approved by the agency issuing the notice of violation. Any person who, within 30
days of receipt of a notice of violation, and prior to inspection and approval by the
agency issuing the notice, receives additional notice or notices of violation,
may exhibit a certificate of inspection and approval from the agency issuing the first
notice in lieu of inspection and approval by the agencies issuing the subsequent notices.
(c) The provisions of this section shall be enforceable by all persons designated
in G.S. 20‑49; by all law‑enforcement officers of this State within their respective
jurisdictions; by the personnel of local air pollution control agencies within their
respective jurisdictions; and by personnel of State air pollution control agencies
throughout the State.
(d) Any person who fails to comply with the provisions of this section shall
be subject to the penalties provided in G.S. 20‑176. (1971, c. 1167, s. 10.)
#25
powerstrokendually, you have no idea what your talking about. Your sister/wife might think its cool but no one else does.
on a side note i think the dpf is a waste of money, theres 800 hp trucks running with very little smoke. i think the big 3 could tune the trucks to make no smoke and get better fuel mileage without the dpf which robs mpgs anyway
just my .02 cents
on a side note i think the dpf is a waste of money, theres 800 hp trucks running with very little smoke. i think the big 3 could tune the trucks to make no smoke and get better fuel mileage without the dpf which robs mpgs anyway
just my .02 cents
#27
a dpf delete is not a fine . diesels have no emissions laws in nc so i aint got nothin to worry about
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yall are extremely stupid. smokin is not embarrassing on a stock truck, now roalin smoke like the built trucks wouldnt look right but havin it puff a steady stream aint bad at all. hahaha a vw tdi? wow dude thats gayer than a civic. seriously whose gonna say man im gonna build my vw?
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yall are extremely stupid. smokin is not embarrassing on a stock truck, now roalin smoke like the built trucks wouldnt look right but havin it puff a steady stream aint bad at all. hahaha a vw tdi? wow dude thats gayer than a civic. seriously whose gonna say man im gonna build my vw?
You must be 13
Just a note, if you will research the inspection law you'll see that any vehicle built with emissions equipment must have said equipment present for a passed inspection. Its not required to be oem but must meet all oem requirements. In NC you can fail a vehicle for one led in a 3rd brake light not operating.
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#29
a dpf delete is not a fine . diesels have no emissions laws in nc so i aint got nothin to worry about
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yall are extremely stupid. smokin is not embarrassing on a stock truck, now roalin smoke like the built trucks wouldnt look right but havin it puff a steady stream aint bad at all. hahaha a vw tdi? wow dude thats gayer than a civic. seriously whose gonna say man im gonna build my vw?
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yall are extremely stupid. smokin is not embarrassing on a stock truck, now roalin smoke like the built trucks wouldnt look right but havin it puff a steady stream aint bad at all. hahaha a vw tdi? wow dude thats gayer than a civic. seriously whose gonna say man im gonna build my vw?
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