seems like it's time for up pipes input please

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so it seems that the common old as soon as you add a fun mod to something something functional breaks... gremlin is having it's way with the truck.

so i got the ficm tuner in last week and the guages. well now i've been progressively loosing boost, jake brake(sct tune add in) has lost stopping power and a very definite change in sound of air leak, along with more a longer smoke clean up time at wot.

at start up idle(only time i really wanna be running my hands around exhaust components feeling for leaks) i cant feel any "drafts" but i can feel it in the butt dyno and above statements are leading me to my best probable cause.

so the question i have is where to go for the up pipes?

rudy's: http://www.ebay.com/itm/HEAVY-DUTY-...uperduty-/400308262701?_trksid=p2054897.l4275

Black Diamond(looks completely identical to the ford factory replacement for an extra $75): http://www.littlepowershop.com/6-0-powerstroke-manifold-to-turbo-y-pipe-drivers-side/

sinister: http://www.mkmcustoms.com/sinisterdiesel60lpowerstrokey-pipes.aspx

ppe(though seems to have the same style bellows as stock): http://www.mkmcustoms.com/ppehighfl...rstroke.aspx?gclid=CP_uqtzkmr0CFYc7Ogod7XUAew

any and all input is greatly appreciated, quality, good flow and economically priced are the goals here. thanks DJ
 
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I would go with Rudy's up pipes if it was my money. The sinister one will be a bitch to put in with no flex and the egr tube full lenght


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yeah that's a good thought, labled "slip joint" on the sinister wold lead me to believe that they are separable but seems like a good leak spot if so.
 

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A stock set with heavy duty bellows/flex joints will work good. I have a set from MPD that I wrapped with heat wrap.
 

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hmmm interesting, nice to have a 5% discount as well from here. definitely a new contender. too bad i dont hae access to a good welder for a friend, it would be nice just to buy bellows. but i sure wouldnt trust my abilities for a complete seal.
 

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Here's my MPD Y-pipe with RCD's egr delete pipe...both wrapped.
 

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2005 F250 6.0 powerstroke, 6 speed manual, egr delete, arp head studs, new oil cooler, aftermarket coolant filter, custom intake, 4" down pipe into dual 6" stacks, 8" lift, TSD super panty dropper tune.
 

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Ordered, the mpd's today. Hoping to have them by friday, then doing it on Saturday. Along with the regulated return system, so now the next question is can I get the oil cooler out to check the screen while I'm that close without pulling the intake? Since it was loaded with crap when I did the studs, I wanna double check it.
 

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I put Sinister ceramic coated up-pipes in mine. They are a 2 piece set up. I liked the idea of no bellows to fail ever. Install was very easy. I did it when doing studs tho. I also bought an extra set of exhaust manifolds to have ceramic coated too.
 

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