H&S is Here to Stay!!!

Bobby@cp

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You nailed it. stop with the smoke videos and all that crap and maybe they will leave us alone. although i fear it may be too late. Now i want everyone on this site who voted for Obama to collectively punch yourselves in the face.

It is too late...... The ricers now own diesels.
 

08twinturbo

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Guys with offroad tuners. You are going to fine. H&s has said they will continue to do updates for us and you will be warned in any event that your dpf off tuning would change. As of now there are no plans of removing this feature through any updates. the changes are taking place inside of the new tuning devices!
 

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I agree with you guys about all the smoke blowing tards, like stated above this "coal rolling" business seems like something thatll show up in the latest fast an furious movie but at the same time its MY $50,000 truck an i will do with it what i please, i dont take part in blasting people with smoke but i know ALL of us have been there before. If you wanna blow smoke everywhere fine! Make big fines for it like street racing, parents will only pay there teenagers tickets so long before they take the truck away. Problem solved. What im getting at is there is far better ways to handle this problem then just having the feds continue to over step there bounds with regulations, when will it stop? It wont. If the feds are so interested in more revenue then law enforcement should start writing big tickets for exhibition of smoke like the do out here in cali, its up to the truck owner to operate his vehicle responsibly, and if not face the fines an move on, there are so few diesel vehicles out of compliance out there by comparison, there time would be better spent making all the now legal marijuana smokers in Washington an Colorado have to smoke through a dpf rather then my work truck for my business!
 

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I think the air quality in suburban areas' is affected by soot mass, and due to the cummins guys, who have trouble making a clean tune, or properly adjusting a pump and sizing nozzles, this was the end result.
they do make larger dpf's and bigger nozzles, over the road guys make power and are clean.
I guess it just takes some money now, so the dodge guys will be left out
 

UpstateDieselGuy

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I think the air quality in suburban areas' is affected by soot mass, and due to the cummins guys, who have trouble making a clean tune, or properly adjusting a pump and sizing nozzles, this was the end result.
they do make larger dpf's and bigger nozzles, over the road guys make power and are clean.
I guess it just takes some money now, so the dodge guys will be left out

As a member on here and an owner of different diesels I take offense to this statement. The Dodge trucks are common for it, but I see just as many Fords and GMs. It is an issue with certain individuals within the diesel community.
 

Paul@CP_Trucks

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I think the air quality in suburban areas' is affected by soot mass, and due to the cummins guys, who have trouble making a clean tune, or properly adjusting a pump and sizing nozzles, this was the end result.
they do make larger dpf's and bigger nozzles, over the road guys make power and are clean.
I guess it just takes some money now, so the dodge guys will be left out

Otr guys that make power are buying gliders and putting in motors
 

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