So I am about to buy a fuel plate and I notice there are some on ebay for like $25 bucks, is there any difference between the $200 dollar ones and the $25 dollar ones?

 

just quality of material. but honestly you will never have a problem with the $25 plate if you arnt planning on adding a bunch of fuel in the future get a big plate, reason is because you dont have enough fuel to get things hot or really overpower things so go big and run it all the way back or in the stock position.

 

I plan on getting a #10 plate and pushing all the way forward to get max horsepower

 

personally i would grind a 100 or 0 plate from your stock profile and adjust it acordingly. save the $30 and buy a boost elbow.

 

What plate number should I get if I am going to upgrade clutch put in cold air intake and 4 inch exhaust? should i get exhaust with cat or without? Here is the plate I was looking at on ebay.
5.9L Dodge Cummins Diesel Fuel Torque Plate #10 10 | eBay

 

Just installed the #10 fuel plate and Holly Crap this thing is fast what a difference a $25 dollar part makes.

1998 Dodge Ram 3500 12 Valve 5 Speed, Egt Gauge, Boost Gauge, #10 Fuel Plate