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Cummins Fan
Join Date: Nov 2008
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Catalytic Keep It Or Get Rid Off It
I finally installed my exhaust, MBRP single cat back. I was told i need to keep the catalytic converter. I,m not to impressed with it, its not loud enough i think the catalytic restricts the flow to much. So the question is do i really need it..................
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07/3500 HEAVY DUTY QUAD CAB 4X4 SPORT 6" PROCOMP LONG ARM W/FOX SHOCKS FABTECH DIRT LOGIC STEERING STABILIZER, DICK CEPEK 20X9, PROCOMP 35 X 13.50 R20 EXTREME A/T, K&N COLD AIR INTAKE, BULLY DOG PROGRAMER, BUSHWACKER FENDER FLARES...... MBRP 4 in EXHAST..
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Cummins Enthusiast
Join Date: Jan 2009
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Check your local emmisions laws...
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03 All Red Sport QCSB Auto,MBRP 4inTB, No Muff :, Ring MIA, Bullydog CAI, Autometer Phanthom II gauges, Smarty Pod... |
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Our 02 doesn't have it, lost it somewhere LOL. It gets e-tested and they never say any thing about it. It does so well it gets 2 yrs without an e-test. That's a snap test not a visual smoke test.
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03, 6 spd, 4x4, drw, CC, 373's: Smarty/TNT, BD Super B Special, BD Flow-Max, GDP MK-2+BL, Arson, K&N CAI, 2nd-Gen Intake, 5" exhaust, RP, EGT and Boost gauges, recon smoked cab lights: 929tq @ 433hp before the Special
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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I've been straight pipe for 3 years now, cops haven't even looked in my direction. E-tests are a joke for our trucks, mine didn't even get started, I just talked with the guy about what's been done to it. Pull it and store it.
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95, Reg cab, NV45, 2wd, 3.5 LSD rear, Boost + pyro, 215's, Bhaf, Straight piped, 3k washers, AFC gutted, 100 plate, Boost control valve, the fast red interior and truely rust free!! |
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BOMBS AWAY!
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SAE says it best: Snap-Acceleration Smoke Test Procedure for Heavy-Duty Diesel Powered Vehicles
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01.5 Flame Red 3500 DRW 2WD LB QC Laramie 47RE, 55 Block, BHAF, 4" Rapid Flow, DNA Muffler A.R.E Z Series Cap, Optima Blue Tops, AMSOIL, Anti Spin Diff, Line-X, Mopar Brush Guard, Silverstars, 235/75R/16 Dunlop Rover RVXT, Brembo Brakes, XZT+, RV275's, ISSPRO EV's Trans, Turbo, Fuel, J-Hook, BD Power Pod |
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Diesel Head
Join Date: Jun 2008
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so just floor it when in park?
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my rig 96 2wd reg cab, 373k, K&N. Replacment airfilter, homemade 4in. ![]() ![]() ![]() http://s338.photobucket.com/albums/n...n12350inhofer/ |
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Yep, the just rev the snot out of them LOL.
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03, 6 spd, 4x4, drw, CC, 373's: Smarty/TNT, BD Super B Special, BD Flow-Max, GDP MK-2+BL, Arson, K&N CAI, 2nd-Gen Intake, 5" exhaust, RP, EGT and Boost gauges, recon smoked cab lights: 929tq @ 433hp before the Special
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Thats the only way my truck smokes even with the Bully Dog PMT and hauling a big Skid Steer. But I guess that's a good thing cuz smoke means un burnt fuel. Getting back to the Snap test thou.. I see so many Transports, Dump Trucks and Cement trucks rolling coal how do they pass the test? If we were spewing that much we would fail for sure.
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Cummins Nut
Join Date: May 2006
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Just gut the cat so it appears as you have one it will free up flow and act as a resonator.
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2006 Ram 2500 Quad Cab Long Bed, 6 speed. 3.73. Diamond plate toolbox, DeeZee brite-tread running boards with running lights. CB radio, Xm Radio, Tone Ring Mod, Gutted air intake. Bypass Oil Filter by Frantz. Valair single Disk. Gutted Cat. |
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I've looked and then looked again. I cant find a cat on my truck?????? It's a US truck and it sounds stock, so what's up? I notice the exhaust system is held together by exhaust clamps, where most factory systems are welded on other vehicles. Is that normal with these trucks. Also regarding the e-test (though I'm farm plate exempt) I understand that our medium duty diesels are only a visual inspection of the exhaust system anyways, so how would smoke make a difference? I had mine tested when I bought it just to see how it did. To my surprise, the test consisted of nothing but N/A's under every reading. I know heavy duty diesels (tractor trailers) get the probe down the stack and I have had to do a roadside snap test before. It would be very hard to find a semi that won't roll coal under load. I think what they are looking for is if you smoke too much when the engine isn't pulling. Therefore, ditch the catalytic.
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Previous owner of a 2003 1/2 2500 4X4 crew cab long box HO automatic. Rolled and wrote off on July 5 2009. Replaced with a 2005 3500 4X4 crew cab long box H.O. automatic dually. |
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