Diesel exhaust
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Diesel exhaust
Hey guys,
My dad has a Ford Lariat that he wants to get an exhaust for( I know it’s a benz forum but I don’t know any ford forums), he wants to get a better performance exhaust from the turbo all the way to the back. Does it have to get the A/F ratio stuff adjusted like the benz’s ? anywhere you guys recommended to get this done ? I’m located in SF. Cali! Thanks guys !
My dad has a Ford Lariat that he wants to get an exhaust for( I know it’s a benz forum but I don’t know any ford forums), he wants to get a better performance exhaust from the turbo all the way to the back. Does it have to get the A/F ratio stuff adjusted like the benz’s ? anywhere you guys recommended to get this done ? I’m located in SF. Cali! Thanks guys !
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Pickup any hot rod or truck rodding magazines you'll find a bunch or just go directly to Summit racing or Jeggs.
High performance begins with breathing so filter and exhaust first.Then he can get a fuel plate for the injection pump, then play with the turbo and the waste gate ,but watch the combustion temperatures , cause it will melt the pistons
High performance begins with breathing so filter and exhaust first.Then he can get a fuel plate for the injection pump, then play with the turbo and the waste gate ,but watch the combustion temperatures , cause it will melt the pistons
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Robert, unless that Ford has a Cummins(Bosch P7100 injection pump) in it, it wont have a fuel plate
My vote would be a Silverline system. Its pricey, but all stainless. Scheid carries it. Almost any aftermarket system will work, just depends if you are looking for quality and how much he is willing to spend. If you have some time, parouse The Diesel Garage and Oilburners.
Air/Fuel ratios do not apply to a diesel.
My vote would be a Silverline system. Its pricey, but all stainless. Scheid carries it. Almost any aftermarket system will work, just depends if you are looking for quality and how much he is willing to spend. If you have some time, parouse The Diesel Garage and Oilburners.
Air/Fuel ratios do not apply to a diesel.
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Hey he should get a superchips tuner for his truck but for diesel domestic trucks the site i found for my uncle was bully dog they have exhaust and are featured in lots of magazines if i remember they specialize in diesel performance
