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\nQuestion though.. on the new 2011 Chevy\'s when you do the DEF delete.. does it restrict the speed of the vehicle.. cuz if you run the new chevy\'s out of the def fluid they are restricted to 55mph for 2 start ups and then after that they are restricted to 4mph hahahahaha
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Chevy is deposited on the exhaust side of things as others are on the intake.... so it doesnt inhibit the epa too bad...Quote:
\r\n | \r\n \r\n \r\n Originally Posted by chaser\r\n \r\n  \r\n the new ford 6.7L scorpion motor is a beast so is the 2011 LML duramax but all the 2007.5+ emissions stuff is EPIC FAIL. DPF delete is the way to go but voids the warranty if you dont get it back in when taken to the dealer. the new emissions on fords scorpion is suppose to be way better, that truck is suppose to get over 20mph highway stock but you have to but some kinda fluid in with teh diesel thats made from horse urine or some shit \r\n \r\n | \r\n
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\nQuestion though.. on the new 2011 Chevy\'s when you do the DEF delete.. does it restrict the speed of the vehicle.. cuz if you run the new chevy\'s out of the def fluid they are restricted to 55mph for 2 start ups and then after that they are restricted to 4mph hahahahaha
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