07 F350 PSD exhaust
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Nope, Banks is just paying for the name is all. They're not any better quality, and if anything they're a little worse. I've seen alot of complaints of their exhausts rusting out or falling apart in high salt areas. Do yourself and get a stainless steel MBRP 4" system. The quality is one of the highest out there and is quite a bit less than Banks.
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I looked in to these and then found out that on the PSD you will get worse MPG's due to the back pressure sensor.
What happens is that due to the lack of pressure, the injectors will push more fuel to make up for it and the turbo will spin more and thus increase your EGT's too. I would be careful with the PSD. I have one and was all set to do some mods etc...but after talking with the Senior PSD Tech at Payton Write Ford, I said yeah I will skip it.
my .02
What happens is that due to the lack of pressure, the injectors will push more fuel to make up for it and the turbo will spin more and thus increase your EGT's too. I would be careful with the PSD. I have one and was all set to do some mods etc...but after talking with the Senior PSD Tech at Payton Write Ford, I said yeah I will skip it.
my .02
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Originally Posted by Zaairman
My MPG went up after my exhaust install, and I've never heard of anyone getting less before...
Let me tell you a little story. I just had my truck in for a battery issue. They have something new they do on the 6.0's. They hooked it up to a computer that is linked up with Ford home office and they analyzed the truck's computer. I asked him why not do it locally, he said "we do, but Ford wants to look through the PCM and see tripped codes and other things." I said...."what other things" he said..."programmers" That is why I like the XCAL II its harder to detect on a short look from Ford. A deep dive and they can find broken links in the code.
I just smiled and he did too.
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rolling rock doesnt banks own their own name? i mean its hard to understand a stainless system rusting out. at all. granted i dont know much about this stuff my specialty is more audio and farm equipment, but i would guess a company building a le mans diesel racer would know a thing or two
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I've installed two turbo-backs on 7.3L's, and four cat-backs on 6.0L's of mine with no regrets. Do yourself a favor, though... call Eric at Innovative Diesel and get his Xcal2 street tune for your 350 and see what the rest of the world is missing. The response and pep is unbelievable. I snagged a bit on economy as well - as long as I keep my foot out of it.
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Originally Posted by Smokewagun
I've installed two turbo-backs on 7.3L's, and four cat-backs on 6.0L's of mine with no regrets. Do yourself a favor, though... call Eric at Innovative Diesel and get his Xcal2 street tune for your 350 and see what the rest of the world is missing. The response and pep is unbelievable. I snagged a bit on economy as well - as long as I keep my foot out of it.
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Originally Posted by Smokewagun
Do yourself a favor, though... call Eric at Innovative Diesel and get his Xcal2 street tune for your 350 and see what the rest of the world is missing. The response and pep is unbelievable. I snagged a bit on economy as well - as long as I keep my foot out of it.
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Originally Posted by RollingRock
If you run stock with your Cat Backs on your 6.0 do you get a check engine light or does it throw codes? Eric has great tunes for sure, I use them but I prefer to tow in stock. If I had a liquid harmonic drive shaft balancer I would run this tow tunes more often.
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