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Dundee 12-10-2007 10:23 AM

New Guy With 08' GMC
 
New guy here, so sorry if this has been brought up before. I have an 08' GMC crew cab short bed, and would like to give it a boost in horsepower, and help the fuel economy. I am looking at buying a new intake system and an exhuast system for now, and I do use the truck everyday, and in alot of dirt and dust. Others have recommended the S&B intake and for the exhaust, Magnaflow seems to be the way to go. I get my truck hung up in pastures on the ranch all the time because of that exhaust hanging out the rear, so I would like an exhaust that does not hang out as far or is a little more out of the way.

TCU Fan 12-10-2007 10:38 AM

On the LMM there are a couple of options for the boost in HP and Fuel. I have the PPE and have been pretty impressed with it. I have not tried any of the other but I would like to try the Quadzilla.

I also have the AFE stage 2 intake system using the dry filter. I only did that to try to increase the turbo whine, not so much for performance. Studies have shown that the factory installed air filter are adequate if not better than the after market systems. I noticed no real gain by using the stage 2 intake.

As for exhaust IIRC MBRP is the only one that has the exhaust system for the LMM out already I could be wrong. I know you can use the older turbo back systems as well but you are going to have to cut all the DPF stuff out which is going to cause you to throw a code. I was never impressed with the Magna flow as far as sound but they may be working to make improvements.

Other will chime in as well I am sure.

Oh yeah welcome aboard.

Nitelord 12-10-2007 10:47 AM

Welcome. Enjoy the site. :c::c:

DangerousDuramax 12-10-2007 11:54 AM

:hi: DMax brother. Like noproblem stated you arent going to see any performance increase by changing the intake system, just a change in the turbo whistle. If your concerned about high dust areas like I am you can use a high capacity oil covered filter. I use the AFE Pro-Gard 7 on my truck for driving at the ranch. There are more and more programmers coming out for the LMM but from past experience with Duramax's the PPE typically leads the way so yo wont go wrong there. Right now MBRP is the only manufacturer out there with an exhaust system for the LMM but you are about to see several others within the next couple of months. Once again :hi: and enjoy your time here.

Diesel Dawgs Performance 12-10-2007 12:00 PM

WELCOME TO DB!!!

2500HeavyDuty 12-10-2007 01:03 PM

Welcome to DB

Dundee 12-10-2007 01:27 PM

Thanks guys! I am really not looking for more performance, it does well on its own, however it would be nice to help the mpg's! I am not ready for a programmer yet, because when I was at SEMA this year, know one was excited to sell one for the new Duramax! Magnaflow was the big talk for exhaust for the Duramax, however RBP is going to build an exhaust for my brothers new Duramax. He is having SoCal Supertrucks build his new truck.

TCU Fan 12-10-2007 02:16 PM


Originally Posted by Dundee (Post 86407)
SoCal Supertrucks build his new truck.

I bought everything for my truck from them, they are a great group of people.

I don't know what kind of mileage you are looking for but I am getting 14.9 mpg finally. If I keep it below 70 on the highway I am around 16.9. Not bad IMO.

lawnboy01 12-10-2007 06:55 PM

You will want to get rid of the DPF to help the mpg's out. So you can either use EFI Live or Quad to get rid of the codes. ANY Duramax turbo back exhaust will fit. I used a Magnaflo 4" turbo back. The only thing you have to do is unbolt the exhaust bracket on the trans. It fit really well.

Dundee 12-12-2007 04:12 PM

I was told that if you cut off the end of the exhaust, the part that gets me hung up in the pastures on the ranch, that it will screw up the computer? Is this true? It does not look like it does anything, but look like sh*t!

TCU Fan 12-12-2007 04:21 PM

You can do this in the fields.

http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/b...k/DSC02634.jpg


And when you are on the streets you can just bolt on this.

http://i211.photobucket.com/albums/b...k/DSC02638.jpg

Alli_Gator 12-12-2007 05:00 PM

I have been searching for the MBRP 07-08 turbo back exhaust and haven't found one. I just got off the phone with Jeff at MBRP and they are not currently producing a DPF delete system as we speak. He did say that the 07 and earlier classic style fits with just a hanger modification at the transmission, but cannot recomend that you use this system (everyone knows this works and has been done a hundred times).

He said that the EPA is basically not even letting "race only" or "off road use only" be used in the marketing of such a product so their legal department is looking into how they can market a system to those that would like a DPF delete without getting into trouble...

I just wonder when they are going to start levying fines on anyone who sells emission deleting items to the general public..? This is sounding like the 70's all over again.

On another note, has anyone noticed that PPE has stopped selling EGR blocker plates on their site? MBRP must not be the only feeling the pressure.

TCU Fan 03-06-2008 09:07 PM


Originally Posted by Alli_Gator (Post 87544)
I have been searching for the MBRP 07-08 turbo back exhaust and haven't found one. I just got off the phone with Jeff at MBRP and they are not currently producing a DPF delete system as we speak. He did say that the 07 and earlier classic style fits with just a hanger modification at the transmission, but cannot recomend that you use this system (everyone knows this works and has been done a hundred times).

He said that the EPA is basically not even letting "race only" or "off road use only" be used in the marketing of such a product so their legal department is looking into how they can market a system to those that would like a DPF delete without getting into trouble...

I just wonder when they are going to start levying fines on anyone who sells emission deleting items to the general public..? This is sounding like the 70's all over again.

On another note, has anyone noticed that PPE has stopped selling EGR blocker plates on their site? MBRP must not be the only feeling the pressure.

It is not a delete system but the part number for the LMM MBRP is S6030AL.

# 5" Mandrel bent tubing for maximum flow
# Lower Exhaust Gas Temperatures
# More Pulling Power
# Utilizes OEM Hangers
# Increased Horsepower and Torque
# Easy Bolt-on Kits, "Everything you need"



Filter Back: A Different Kind of 5"



With the advanced technology built into the new generation of Chev/GMC diesel pick-up, a new kind of performance exhaust was needed. MBRPinc has met that challenge with its filter back exhaust systems for the new LMM Duramax. The LMM's state of the art emissions control system is built around its diesel particulate filter (DPF), which is designed to dramatically reduce the diesel soot escaping into the environment.

Unfortunately, removal of the DPF is not an option.
Instead, we have been able to take advantage of the noise attenuation effect of the DPF and dispensed with the stock muffler entirely. We have also been able to dramatically reduce the bend degree angles over the stock exhaust for a faster flowing exhaust and cleaner operating engine.



Then we increased the exhaust volume with a five inch diameter pipe and have gained back some of that classic diesel sound. Add to that some classic MBRPinc styling and you have an exhaust system that is bound to attract attention.

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mysterync 03-06-2008 09:20 PM

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unexpected 03-20-2008 02:55 PM

Which exhaust is the best bet then if I want to remove the DPF anyways? RBP MagnaFlow or MBRP? Anyone had problems with any of these? thanks

TCU Fan 03-20-2008 04:25 PM


Originally Posted by unexpected (Post 134996)
Which exhaust is the best bet then if I want to remove the DPF anyways? RBP MagnaFlow or MBRP? Anyone had problems with any of these? thanks

I am a big fan for the MBRP myself but they are all good. Check out our vendor section and our price quote area. These people will take great care of you.

redneckbuckeye 03-20-2008 04:33 PM

:hi:

roberthleeii 03-20-2008 11:17 PM

:hi: :)

Luvnacummins 03-22-2008 04:32 PM

Welcome aboard..:hi:. Those new Duramaxes shure look sharp!!! Love your's Noproblem!!!!

Rescue 1 07-16-2008 07:47 PM

If it helps any, yes any Duramax exhaust will fit. However if you lose the DPF it will throw codes. I literally took the 4" off my 05 and put it on the 08. No cutting involved. I did get a Quad II programmer to handle the computer.


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