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Exhaust question
Hey guys, today i went into a "diesel performance" shop. I was looking into getting an exhaust put on my truck. At first the guy said they could only do a filter back exhaust and wouldn't do a turbo back exhaust (which i was wanting) and then he asked if i wanted to delete the DPF. i told him yes and he said he could sell me the delete pipe, but i would have to go elsewhere and get it put on.
Im looking for an exhaust but I'm lost on what brand or anything and figured i would get more help here than that shop helped me. Im thinking probably 5 inch exhaust with a 5 inch tip maybe? i want to just do the full turbo back exhaust, and maybe straight pipe it or put on something that still makes it sound good and loud, but not really sure on what to choose. |
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Just buy a 5" Turbo Back exhuast with a DPF Delete from one of the vendors on here and install it yourself
![]() Oh and put a bigger tip then your exhuast... like a 7" tip on a 5" pipe would be Great |
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Okay, that sound easy enough haha. How hard is it to do exhaust on these trucks? I have no problem doing it myself but i figured it might be hard getting to the down pipe of the turbo and all that.
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Not bad, the big exhaust makes it easy I think. Just get a down pipe back if I were you. Two bolts at the down pipe, a band clamp in the middle and the exhaust will come out In two pieces. You can take the right rear tire off to get the rear section out easier. The new exhaust is in smaller sections and very easy to hang. Can do by your self if you want but an extra set of hands would definitely speed up the process
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Also, don;t forget (since it wasn't specifically mentioned) you MUST do some type of tuning (H&S, Spartan or SCT) to be able to delete the DPF
Hit up Performance Truck Products - DPF Delete Kits & Diesel Performance Parts from MBRP, H&S, EDGE, Diamond Eye, Banks, BullyDog for the goods, they have great prices, are forum sponsors and GREAT people to deal with. You can go on their site and chat with one of their techs also. |
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Alright ill definitely go check out the site, is there any benefit to doing a turbo back exhaust compared to a down pipe back exhaust? Ive been trying to learn up on this diesel stuff but still confusing non the less.
And yes tuning, i was thinking about going with spartan or H&S minimax i know theres countless threads debating the two so ill go check them out. But is there gonna be any problem if i get an exhaust first and get it put on and don't get the programmer until later on? |
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Big problem lol. You must program the truck BEFORE removing the stock exhaust. Its needed to turn off the regens, I don't even think it will run, it's a very smart truck haha
If your making huge power then the turbo back would be worth it but if your just wanted a reliable truck then down pipe back is plenty sufficient. The turbo back will get egt's down a little bit but other than that, it's prolly not worth the pain of installing it. |
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Well that could be a problem haha. Definitely different from a gas truck, as you can tell this is my first time having a diesel haha. So it looks like programmer first, and then exhaust.
But ill definitely be checking into either a spartan or H&S as i know for sure i want one of the two and as soon as i get that i will be looking into an exhaust and probably have a few more questions before i order it but hopefully one of the vendors will point me in the right direction when i call. |
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Just get a dp back 5" exhaust. That way incause you ever have to the dpf back on you can.
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