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Guest TNcumminsGUY

Any diesel trucks enthusiasts here? ford ,dodge,chevy etc..

Here is mine money pit that takes all my gun money

2002 dodge ram 2500 4x4 6spd

-3.54 gears

-AFE cold air intake

-bigger turbo

-big injectors(p/o installed both turbo and injectors so no clue)

-TST powermax 3 adjustable chip

-smarty programmer

-Southbend con fe clutch

-4" turbo back no muffler/cats

-2.5in skyjacker

-35inch toyo mt's

-audio/video stuff inside

-lots of sound proofing

-HID lights

-auto meter guages

-more stuff i'm probally forgetting

It is currently hitting 52psi of boost unloaded and the clutch is rated to 550hp but is slipping pretty bad with chips on high. Has way to much black smoke right now so twin turbos are next

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I grew up disliking diesels but tow a lot traveling to job sites. My employers have had a lot of diesels and I still didn't care much for them, but they served a purpose. My current employer bought a new 2009 Crew Cab Silverado 3500 Duramax, and I've been really impressed with it.

It doesn't act or sound like a diesel, but loads don't even slow it down going over Jellico. I heard a lot of horror stories about he Duramax, but I've got no complaints.

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2004 Dodge CTD 3500 Dually, here... I love my truck, as it's my second diesel (had an F250 6-speed prior). I'm pretty stock, except the Bullydog Triple, set on the lowest level (tow), and my 4" exhaust with no muffler or cat. The truck will stay that way, too, because it's just too nice to mess with and/or sink a ton of money into (and it does its job really well).

I love your truck, though, Cumminsguy. I would love to have a truck like that to drive daily, chipped with a turbo upgrade. I bet that it's alot of fun.

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Guest Marine03

05 Chevy 2500HD w/Duramax-Allison (for sale) :rofl:

86 GMC Suburban 6.2 Diesel

93 Isuzu NPR 3.9 Diesel

86 Jeep

Grand Wagoneer with a 01 Cummins 5.9 amongst other additions (Still under construction)

Diesel fumes make me horny! :rofl:

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In about 2yrs. your thinking will change & you will be selling truck parts to buy guns!:rofl::shrug:

Truth.

I had a '94 F-250 with a 7.3 PSD, had it for years. Moved to an '02 F-350, crew cab, dually, 4x4, 7.3 PSD. Sold it, for a variety of reasons. Worked on more semi trucks than I can count.

Now I'm looking for another F-350 with a 7.3. No more performance stuff, though. Going fast is fun, but it doesn't get me too excited anymore. I just want to haul my tractor above 55 MPH with the radio on. :rofl::D

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2004 Dodge CTD 3500 Dually, here... I love my truck, as it's my second diesel (had an F250 6-speed prior). I'm pretty stock, except the Bullydog Triple, set on the lowest level (tow), and my 4" exhaust with no muffler or cat. The truck will stay that way, too, because it's just too nice to mess with and/or sink a ton of money into (and it does its job really well).

I love your truck, though, Cumminsguy. I would love to have a truck like that to drive daily, chipped with a turbo upgrade. I bet that it's alot of fun.

It's a lot of fun, with two chips working with each other its pretty damn fast. I usually turn one off for daily driving but I still have way to much black smoke. The 6spd in it is a really good trans. but it shifts are pretty damn long. Sometimes it gets old driving a 6spd diesel because you lose all your boost:rolleyes:

My brother is umcool911ok on tennspeed, and I use to see your supra down at the bridge when I was in highschool

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Guest jackdm3

When I was in the market for another half-ton, I scoured to find a diesel version but couldn't. I think that would have been ideal for me because I wanted to be able to do a bio conversion when TEOTWAWKI hits us.

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It's a lot of fun, with two chips working with each other its pretty damn fast. I usually turn one off for daily driving but I still have way to much black smoke. The 6spd in it is a really good trans. but it shifts are pretty damn long. Sometimes it gets old driving a 6spd diesel because you lose all your boost:rolleyes:

My brother is umcool911ok on tennspeed, and I use to see your supra down at the bridge when I was in highschool

Oh, that's hilarious - small world.

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