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Old Jul 16, 2011 | 07:00 PM
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hey im new to the forums and im wanting to get a new cummins and wanting to know the torque they got and whats the cost to get them straight piped any thing you got let me know thanks
 
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Old Jul 16, 2011 | 10:52 PM
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http://www.ramtrucks.com/en/

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Old Jul 17, 2011 | 02:12 PM
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ya lol i've done that been to the dealer looked at the and got them lookin for the one i wont i guess im alittle different then every one cause they told me "it will be hard to find" and the truck i want is a striped down 6spd 4door cummins lol but when they find it its all mine

hey i was reading in one of the threads about you getting a egr delete is that something you put on yourself or is it more complexs then that thanks
 
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Old Jul 17, 2011 | 09:31 PM
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I bought my truck about 2 weeks before moving across the country, and after selling my house I didn't have anywhere to work (plus my tools were all packed) so I had it done at a shop.

If you're comfortable with wiring and basic wrenching, it shouldn't be too hard.

Oh, shoot. 2011 you should be able to just turn it off in the software with a programmer. No wrenching needed.
 
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well thats really good to hear i work at a shop but i have never messed with a deisel but if i can just turn it off that will be awsome thanks buddy
 
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Straight piping it shouldnt cost but around 450 or so and thats for the 5" you might need a tuner for the DPF delete and Your hole DPF system is worth alot
 
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Old Jul 19, 2011 | 08:36 AM
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i didnt know i could resell it thats good thanks guys
 
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You can resell it, but you most likely won't get anywhere near retail prices for it. I wouldn't sell it though, if you ever need to sell the truck or trade it in, you may need to put it back on and you won't want to spend ~$5-7k for it.
 
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i found an egr delete kit for 130 and i thought they were goin to be way more than that so thats good and i found a dpf delete with full straight pipe and the programmer for just over a 1000 is those good deals for that stuff its kinda hard to tell for me since its my first time buying them
 
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That's less than what I paid, but who makes the stuff? If it's brand X, it might be a mistake trying to save a couple of bucks.
 
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