k/n drop-in?
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Diesel Enthusiast
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From: New Britain, CT
Mods had to start somewhere 
Next will most likly be ditching the EGR, and ripping everything past the exhaust housing off and redoing that, and a smarty to get it to run right.
I just wish these truck's could be tuned like my 4th gen f body comptuer... that thing I can ditch anything I want and just set the readiness monitor's to "ready no report" and go thru emmissions with no problems, the truck I'm gonna have to put the stock exhaust back on, hook the ERG back up and put the stock tune back in it for a couple weeks and drive around so the comptuer will be happy when they plug into it
I wish I could just take the EGR off, block off plate the intake elbow, and just zip tie the entire egr setup up in the truck and leave it plugged in. I'd think it might not kick any codes off, but I don't know if anyone's tried that. Not sure if it has to see pressure or not.
Next will most likly be ditching the EGR, and ripping everything past the exhaust housing off and redoing that, and a smarty to get it to run right.
I just wish these truck's could be tuned like my 4th gen f body comptuer... that thing I can ditch anything I want and just set the readiness monitor's to "ready no report" and go thru emmissions with no problems, the truck I'm gonna have to put the stock exhaust back on, hook the ERG back up and put the stock tune back in it for a couple weeks and drive around so the comptuer will be happy when they plug into it
I wish I could just take the EGR off, block off plate the intake elbow, and just zip tie the entire egr setup up in the truck and leave it plugged in. I'd think it might not kick any codes off, but I don't know if anyone's tried that. Not sure if it has to see pressure or not.
Diesel Wrench
Joined: May 2008
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From: 704 - NC
Sorry DURANGO.....
Of course, there is always a trade off between flow and filtration....in general, the more flow you have the less filtration and vice versa. The trick is getting good filtration and good flow - thats what makes for a good filter (at least in my mind).
Of course, there is always a trade off between flow and filtration....in general, the more flow you have the less filtration and vice versa. The trick is getting good filtration and good flow - thats what makes for a good filter (at least in my mind).
.... definitley agree though
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