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01-30-2010, 07:35 PM

Superstroker10

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If your short on cash, you can always just go get a couple freeze plugs and weld the cooler up. That way no exhaust enters, its still there for emissions (if they dug that deep), and even if its leaking it cant go anywhere. Not the best way to fix it but it works. I might go with the gogo stage one intake when i do studs, and other goodies.

i do like there stage 1 kit... so clean and simple. but cant go wrong with the cheaper route..

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02-03-2010, 12:33 PM

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im crossed between RCD's kit and GOGO's

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02-05-2010, 09:02 PM

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I went with the RCD kit, I'm gonna see how it works out

Brent at RCD is running one in his truck and he pushes 800-900hp i think!

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02-14-2010, 08:30 PM

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i am having a guy custom up mine with a bypass for the gases so they just blow out but with the flip of a switch i can turn the egr on when i have to do emissions testing. its an expensive setup but at the same time i can go to the dealer to get some work done and bc the egr and cooler are still there and operating they will work on it without throwin a hissy fit

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02-19-2010, 01:05 PM

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I am still happy with my Sinister EGR delete from mkmcustoms.com the instructions were great and can't beat the $300 price tag.

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02-19-2010, 01:41 PM

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i agree i broke it down to gettin that 2 oclock is when i usually get things at my door step 19 more mins!! i cant wait to get this rollin

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03-04-2010, 07:12 AM

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Hey yall i was wantin to get am egr delete kit also does the GOGO kit come with everything i need or do i need to buy intake gaskets also? and what do ya;; think about the liberator performance egr delete kit?
Catalog - Ford 6.0L EGR Cooler Delete

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03-04-2010, 01:39 PM

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They say the intake gaskets are reusable, and on most trucks they probably are. I did an 04 with 100k miles on it, and they were NOT reusable, but we had planned ahead and got the gaskets anyways.

The GOGO kits are nice. There are tons of kits out there. I personally think RCD (River City Diesel) has the best bang for the buck. They sell their kits for $300 shipped all day long on ebay and you can even make an offer and get them lower than that...

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03-04-2010, 06:58 PM

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yall seem to know alot about all this and i appreciate the advice. I was wondering if i should get GOGO's kit but the 425 one is it worth the money even if its not the 1200 stage one kit? Do i need to get head studs? and do i need new intake gaskets my truck does have 174000 miles on it. and if i get all this done is it a cab on procedure cause i cant affored a cab off one.

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