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| 6.7 Performance Parts Discussion 6.7 Performance Parts Discussion |
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6.7 Pipes are finished and shipping!!
We are starting with just a full 4" pipe that bolts into the stock location. Both standard and ceramic coated are available. Contact Aaron/Rudy's or myself for details. They should be listed on the dpfdeletekits.com site tonight with final pictures.
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is this a full delete?... and is this something we're basically just buying and putting in our garage until the programmers come out?
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Why delete urea though? Since it's not using fuel to regen wont the mileage be unaffected?
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that was quick. looks good!
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so would these pretty much void the warranty?
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i like what shooter stated.. i believe you could have a pretty potent tune while running the urea system.. that it's at least "less" detectable.. or at least the epa might be less suspicious
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So were is the tuners???????????
Delete pipes are worthless with out a program to turn off the CEL!! Didn't we try this with the 6.4 and it would work for around 500 miles and then go into an endless regen??? |
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It still uses fuel to regen.
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I dont think thats what he meant, I think he was trying to say urea and regen are different systems, dpf hurt mileage and performance while the urea helps the environment and couldn't it also lower egts a few degrees since it is injected into the exhaust?
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It would lower egts possibly at the tailpipe, but we don't care about temps after the turbo.
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