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secstang03

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I am wanting to ****** my 2017 to ONLY get rid of the problematic emissions equipment. I have had a few ******d 6.4s and 6.7s and at the time was after all performance and sound. Now, I want to be able to keep the truck as quiet as possible, equal to stock, I do not want it ANY louder. Obviously I understand that the performance add will come no matter what, with most tunes although I do not really even care for to add performance.

Has anyone ******d and kept the truck at stock sound levels? If so, what was your setup?
 

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I don't have a 6.7 but if you want to get rid of all that stuff, replace it with a good muffler and it should stay pretty quite. I had a 5" straight pipe on my 6.4 and added a muffler, it made a big difference;louder then stock, yes, but much more tolerable.
 

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Add a D***** p**e and keep the rest of it stock.. that will get rid of the d**, yet sound "close" to stock .
 

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You can't deleete the truck yet.

These things are very reliable in stock form and the emissions equipment gets better every year.

Just leave it alone for a while. Mine doesn't even use that much urea or regen that often
 

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If the time comes and you do ****** it, stick with 4" pipe and add a muffler. My '15 with 4" pipe and 24" Magnaflow muffler is just slightly louder than stock, and short FTE resonator would get it back to stock volume for sure.
 

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Any opinions on just removing the muffler? I know this goes against the OP'S preferences for keeping it quite, just asking. I'm sure there's minimal performance increases but are there any adverse effects?

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You can't deleete the truck yet.

These things are very reliable in stock form and the emissions equipment gets better every year.

Just leave it alone for a while. Mine doesn't even use that much urea or regen that often

True. it's brand new, the emissions stuff should last for a while...
 

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Personally I'd be more worried about the EGR than the Dee Pee F-er. If I bought a new diesel I'd just run EGR block off plates and leave the rest stock until I could afford to do a full motor build. Correct me if I'm wrong but aside from higher back pressure does the Dee Pee F-er really hurt anything? EGR on the other hard gunks up the entire intake tract.
 
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My biggest concern is faulty equipment. I'm in the construction business and my trucks see a bit of idle time.


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Got ya. I was wondering how fast someone could get it done. Not to mention it wasn't one of the community heavy hitters. Just guess people want to make up a reputation over backing it up.
 

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