aftermarket intake horn?????
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The Black Ops from Rollin Smoke does not have EGR. I'm lookin at this one for that stock look.
Rollin Smoke Diesel. 2007.5-2009 6.7L Black Ops Air Intake Horn
Rollin Smoke Diesel. 2007.5-2009 6.7L Black Ops Air Intake Horn
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I understand that there's a tricker for the pressure pickup's that attach to the DPF... but I've been talking to a couple people on that, and the way to get around that, may be to have a bung put on up near the turbo exit (where the pressure would be the highest) and hook up the pre-filter side there, then attach the post filter down the exhaust somewhere, just a matter of figuring out where to hook it up so it sees some pressure difference, not enough to send the truck into a regen, but enough so that it still thinks it's there.
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I just don't understand why Dodge and everyone else had to make it so complicated. You know a diesel doesn't put out nearly as much emissions as a gas vehicle even without the DPF and EGR. Yet because there is "black smoke" its bad. Stupid people who know nothing about diesel are the problem and they STILL drive gasoline vehicles that are worse for the environment than our trucks. So they choke the diesel and still allow more powerful gasoline vehicles to be made. Stupid emissions , stupid gasoline , and stupid government legislation !
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actually if you are running the smarty or the xrt you dont need the foolers anymore and you can run exaust of 04.5 trucks and up on the 6.7 should bolt right up. maybe soon there will be more programmers out there with this option but for now I believe these are the only two. just lettin ya know bud
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Really!? Thats awesome! Thank you for telling me. I was debating on what to get next a 7.3 stroker or a 6.7 cummins. I wasn't too sure about the 6.7s but if they are finding ways around the computer without the expensive DPF and EGR delete I may go ahead and do that. I hear the 6.7 are nice and can put out quite a bit of power.