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\nbut both fords scorpion and the new LML are still in development where i work since they havent been out that long. we should have some goodies for em within a few months\r\n
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with most DPF deletes you have to have a tuner to clear the DTCs...tuners offer if you want to adjust or remove the speed limiter so it should take care of that issue...Quote:
\r\n | \r\n \r\n \r\n Originally Posted by Outlaw_FTP\r\n \r\n  \r\n Chevy is deposited on the exhaust side of things as others are on the intake.... so it doesnt inhibit the epa too bad... \r\n \r\n \n \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 | \r\n
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\nbut both fords scorpion and the new LML are still in development where i work since they havent been out that long. we should have some goodies for em within a few months\r\n