Finally went for it

[MXTex]

My truck is a 2008 2WD. I don't drive much so it took me 5 years for the extended warranty to expire at 60k miles. I've always liked the way it ran but the fuel mileage wasn't what I wanted. So with the warranty no longer a concern I took it into Performance Truck Products and had them install their EGR delete, Flo-Pro Dpf/Cat delete pipes, S&B Air Intake Kit, and an H&S XRT Pro.

After putting my foot into the throttle I suddenly could care less about mileage cause this thing absolutely hauls ***. Honestly, I think it might be faster than my 1967 GTO I had in highschool.

Once I get over the thrill of smashing the throttle, I'll back off and see what kind of mileage this thing gets.

[PlatinumDiesel]

Run the hot damn 300 and see what it does... Mbrp sells the passenger side inter cooler pipe and flo pro makes a polished intake elbow that make it run a little better.

[blackcloud2k]

He already has an intake elbow with the PTP egr delete kit. The CAC pipe will make the truck run a little cooler, but seat of the pants difference is minimal. Congrats on the "new" truck man.

[superduty6.4]

Originally Posted by MXTex

My truck is a 2008 2WD. I don't drive much so it took me 5 years for the extended warranty to expire at 60k miles. I've always liked the way it ran but the fuel mileage wasn't what I wanted. So with the warranty no longer a concern I took it into Performance Truck Products and had them install their EGR delete, Flo-Pro Dpf/Cat delete pipes, S&B Air Intake Kit, and an H&S XRT Pro.

After putting my foot into the throttle I suddenly could care less about mileage cause this thing absolutely hauls ***. Honestly, I think it might be faster than my 1967 GTO I had in highschool.

Once I get over the thrill of smashing the throttle, I'll back off and see what kind of mileage this thing gets.

Congrats! Just a suggestion but you might want to get something for guages.

[MXTex]

What is a CAC pipe and why are guages recommended?

[superduty6.4]

Originally Posted by MXTex

What is a CAC pipe and why are guages recommended?

Anything over stock tuning runs a little hotter when you step on it so guages are a good way to keep an eye on your temps. egt, eot, tranny stuff like that. Just my opinion.

[SuperCrutyPS]

CAC = Charge Air Cooler (many people refer to it as the Intercooler)

I agree with superduty6.4 on the reason for gauges. The more you know, the more you can take care of your truck.

[DSTRBD]

Originally Posted by MXTex

My truck is a 2008 2WD. I don't drive much so it took me 5 years for the extended warranty to expire at 60k miles. I've always liked the way it ran but the fuel mileage wasn't what I wanted. So with the warranty no longer a concern I took it into Performance Truck Products and had them install their EGR delete, Flo-Pro Dpf/Cat delete pipes, S&B Air Intake Kit, and an H&S XRT Pro.

After putting my foot into the throttle I suddenly could care less about mileage cause this thing absolutely hauls ***. Honestly, I think it might be faster than my 1967 GTO I had in highschool.

Once I get over the thrill of smashing the throttle, I'll back off and see what kind of mileage this thing gets.

Funny, we get that response quite a bit. Congrats man, glad you are enjoying it!