You Can Still Modify Your Truck
Earlier this year GM and a few other automakers lobbied against a proposed exemption to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. The exemption would allow for the diagnosis, repair, and modification of v...
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NC Hauler wrote:
Agree with the "rolling coal" comment. I've been witness to trucks rolling black smoke so thick, you couldn't see around them.... Blew my horn to show I objected to this type of display one time, ( it was a Dodge, made us look bad), and was promptly " flipped the bird", for my showing displeasure of his show, and he rolled even more black smoke...I was truly impressed :R
"Rolling coal"... lol... I had to push the old 2005 3500 to get "black clouds of death" to roll, even at 517hp and 1135# of torque, I did most of my mods mechanically and ran a Smarty programmer(tried a Diablo programmer found it was adding rail pressure and making smoke, even on light throttle). No DEF or DPF on a 2005 Cummins back then. I got great fuel mileage and power, I just called my buddy who bought my truck, he tells me still going strong 380,000km. He did install new injectors with honed 50hp nozzles (they were due), same as I had on her. ****, I miss that truck!
