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  1. mrjohnwayne
    08-06-2009 01:00 AM - permalink
    mrjohnwayne
    I commented in your post.
  2. Gladiator9152
    03-12-2009 12:53 PM - permalink
    Gladiator9152
    oh ok just wondering. cuz i have a programmer in my truck and its superchip. i got it a while ago but just wondering if that will make smoke come out. but thanks for letting me know.
  3. mrjohnwayne
    03-10-2009 02:19 PM - permalink
    mrjohnwayne
    If you are not running any type of chip or programmer you will not get very much smoke if any. The smoke is from excess fuel (due to a chip or programmer). I would stay away from programmers (unless you go with a good programmer like SCT) the 7.3 has chips available that you can switch on the fly. No waiting for a programmer to load. If you do decide on a chip I recommend Tony Wildman. He has some awesome tuning, plus if you ever decide to upgrade other components he will reburn your chip for free.

    Unfortunately he is out of pocket for a while for personal reasons but if you are interested you can check him out here

    www.totaldieselperformance.com
  4. mrjohnwayne
    02-08-2009 04:30 PM - permalink
    mrjohnwayne
    yeah I installed them myself. took about 4 hours total. Nothing bad at all.
  5. mrjohnwayne
    02-06-2009 10:26 PM - permalink
    mrjohnwayne
    the stacks I bought used for 140 and I got the bed kit for 200 from a guy that changed his plans. I had already had a 4" turbo back straight pipe setup before I switched to stacks.
  6. mrjohnwayne
    02-05-2009 06:24 PM - permalink
    mrjohnwayne
    thanks bud. they are 36" stacks. the stacks and the bed kit are grand rock. the rain is not really an issue. If you think it will be you can drill a small hole in the exhaust under the bed for a drain. I have never covered mine even in hurricane rain and have never had a problem.

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    2006ford f-250, 1997 Chevy 2500silverado, 2000 ford f-350(current)
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    own a 2000 Ford F-350 powerstroke, crewcab, long8ft. bed, lariat...my dad uses the 2006 Ford F-250 powerstroke, crew cab, long bed, my mom has a 2003 Ford excursion powerstroke diesel. we also have a chevy silverado 2500(gas) exteded cab short bed, that we have kinda sitting around. really into trucks!

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