Best EGR delete kit??

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the no limit kit, as of next week , will have the option of a flow thru plate if someone wants it. I will test it vs the standard kit to see if it makes any difference. the cost increase will be roughly $30 bringing the kit to $199 if somebody wants the option. I don't see any need for it, but the back to back test will prove if it does anything.
 

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Here's some of our flow through plates. Been out for awhile with some good success. I feel pretty confident that they are completely worth it.

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the no limit kit, as of next week , will have the option of a flow thru plate if someone wants it. I will test it vs the standard kit to see if it makes any difference. the cost increase will be roughly $30 bringing the kit to $199 if somebody wants the option. I don't see any need for it, but the back to back test will prove if it does anything.
After you find out, and its worth it can someone that has the present no limit kit get this upgraded plate...?
 

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Whats with the price on the absolute kit... why is it so much more?

Price is listed in the link above. Little more than the others listed here. There is a lot in the kit that comes with some cost. The two piece billet coolant plate took some time to come up with and with the machining process, some cost as well. I chose to source components for the secondary coolant line included in my kit that would help keep things neat and tidy, tucked in the fan shroud as much as possible. Just some cosmetic finishes I felt were worth the additional cost. For me, the customer reviews on my kit really reassure me that we were able to come up with something that offered form and function without sacrificing looks. It may come with a little higher price, but I can without a doubt promise you that it is worth it in the end.

In the link I posted earlier there are some great customer reviews and even before and after data, posted up. It's worth a look. May help explain a little more as to what the kit does and what it offers.

As always, I'll be glad to help and we certainly are not the only shop that will offer you a quality product for your truck.

~Steve
 

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May be a stupid question but does the EGR delete make the motor louder? MY buddy did it to his dodge and he said its deffinately louder.
 

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May be a stupid question but does the EGR delete make the motor louder? MY buddy did it to his dodge and he said its deffinately louder.

No. That is definitely not true.

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I can't decide on which one to get now. Does anyone have a picture of the Absolute Performance delete kit installed?
 

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That looks nice and clean. I like the black hoses...

there is only 1 hose in an egr delete kit. and its not even pictured there. that's factory hoses. although im pretty sure the absolute kit does use black.
 

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The absolute kit and no limit kits both reroute secondary system coolant. The difference between the two kits on the primary cooling system(engine side) is the absolute kit reroutes coolant there as well, where as the no limit kit does not. Again it just comes down to two different schools of thought on the deletes. Both are quality American made kits and IMO, neither is a slouch in the cosmetic department. I myself, would never want a rusty steel plate exposed to my cooling system nor would I want it visible under the hood of my 50k truck. I think both Mike and I offer something better than that.

Also, if you guys with h&s kits are looking to upgrade from those vaccum plugs on the secondary coolant system, my secondary line kit is available or purchase. More info on that here:

http://powerstrokearmy.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37032
I understand the secondary coolant re-route & the vacuum plugs but....

How does the Absolute kit re-route the primary coolant side???

My h&s egr delete kit is rusting and I'm trying to understand the difference in these two kits so I can pull the trigger on a new kit.
 

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It doesn't feel right to use another colored hose when you've become accustomed to black hoses...
 

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I understand the secondary coolant re-route & the vacuum plugs but....

How does the Absolute kit re-route the primary coolant side???

My h&s egr delete kit is rusting and I'm trying to understand the difference in these two kits so I can pull the trigger on a new kit.

it doesn't reroute the primary side, it flows thru the plate. on the valve cover, the plate blocks 2 ports. my kit simply blocks off the 2 ports where he uses a 2 plate setup to allow both ports to connect. im gonna test the theory here very soon to see the differences.
 

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That looks nice and clean. I like the black hoses...

Thank ya, Sir! Our secondary line keeps things nice and tidy, IMO.

I understand the secondary coolant re-route & the vacuum plugs but....

How does the Absolute kit re-route the primary coolant side???

My h&s egr delete kit is rusting and I'm trying to understand the difference in these two kits so I can pull the trigger on a new kit.

Our two piece billet manifold plate is has a cnc machined water jacket in each plate. Giving the coolant a place to flow through. Rather than dead heading a system, we chose to go this route to allow the factory coolant system to operate like it was designed, as much as possible. I.e., not dead heading primary system coolant ports. When I first came up with the kit, I never anticipated to see a drop in ECT with what I had. After some testing done on 3-4 different trucks, all wîth varying setups, I found a average 3-4* drop in temps. Needless to say, I was thrilled. I'll see if I can upload a couple pics of the primary and secondary coolant system breakdowns by Ford, just to show how taxed each system is and why I got excited that we were able to come up with something to benefit the truck in more ways than just removing the cooler. Also, like anything else in this industry, there are people who think our kit is a unnecessary expenditure and see no reason why a drop in ECT could happen, would happen, or is worth happening. So I tell people this; for the benefits we found in testing and for the basic principal behind the kits function and form, I went forward with production, because I believe that it works and will work for everybody in a beneficial way. Whether you find the same to be true or not, is up to you. As long as you make a purchase that makes you happy, that's all that matters.
 
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