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I finally was able to do my egr/dpf deletes this weekend by myself with nothing but help from the forum and instructions that came with the parts. This is also my first diesel truck.
Question 1 What important levels to i need to moniter on mini-maxx? Question 2 What should I look at doing next so any of these upgrades will not harm other stock parts if you just wanted the truck to run good...not intending to race hondas. Thats it for now! Thanks 2008 Dodge 2500 EGR/DPF delete MM Tuner w/Overdrive S&B cold air 4" AFE TBE exhaust straight pipe weatherguard toolbox------> its the best |
Keep Mini Max on HOT, I get better mileage on HOT, your running just about the same package as myself and ALOT of others, very solid set up, keep your oil and filters changed, I switched to Amsoil and noticed a little more performance, i've never updated my H&S but here that people are not happy with the updates, leave it alone, as far as watching stuff, you really shouldnt have to monitor EGT or boost unless your just crazy, I was told keep my EGT under 1600, and boost under 36, those are max numbers and should never be kept that high with your stock engine and head.
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Originally Posted by scubadilla4545
(Post 917632)
I finally was able to do my egr/dpf deletes this weekend by myself with nothing but help from the forum and instructions that came with the parts. This is also my first diesel truck.
Question 1 What important levels to i need to moniter on mini-maxx? Question 2 What should I look at doing next so any of these upgrades will not harm other stock parts if you just wanted the truck to run good...not intending to race hondas. Thats it for now! Thanks 2008 Dodge 2500 EGR/DPF delete MM Tuner w/Overdrive S&B cold air 4" AFE TBE exhaust straight pipe weatherguard toolbox------> its the best Good Supporting mods are headstuds kind of a pain to put in but they really put my mind at ease. Some other good ones to consider would be a intake horn and boost tubes to get some more air to go with the extra fuel. Also, you cant go wrong with an air dog or fass fuel system. Also, I wouldn't leave the MM on hot all the time. It's hard on things like your trans and your fuel system really has to work to keep up. also the extra timing adds to hg stress due to higher cylinder temps and higher combustion pressure. Good luck! -Nick |
Originally Posted by jp_hotwheels
(Post 919536)
Keep Mini Max on HOT, I get better mileage on HOT,
as far as watching stuff, you really shouldnt have to monitor EGT or boost unless your just crazy, I was told keep my EGT under 1600, and boost under 36, those are max numbers and should never be kept that high with your stock engine and head. To the OP.. You most definately need to watch your EGTs. Running that tuner on "hot" all the time with no attention to the EGT gauge is a sign of someone who: 1: has enough money to repair the broken/ melted parts 2: doesn't give a chit about the truck 3: believes everything the salesman says The mini on hot is adding so much fuel and timing to the engine (especially with the stock turbo) that EGTs will be extremely high when hot rodding. |
when i done a test on my truck 32 lb of boost = 60 lb on the drive pressure. i never go above that towing. this is just my 2 cents. :hellox:
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How often do you change your oil & filter? What brand oil? :jump:
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Every 5k like my life depends on it. Mopar/cummins filter and rotella 15w-40 oil
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Thanks. That is exactly what I do.
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