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A straight piped diesel Rollin coal will make anything you tow/anything behind you black. Stacks eliminate that. Also, shorter route for the exhaust to travel


Black smoke is really a sign of poor performance. You need a better tuner if your trailer is covered in soot! Pulled my white trailer to Armstrong and back two weeks of running on 550hp setting. Washed nothing but bugs off when I got home. If stacks are a performance mod on your truck, id say you must be in the 1500hp range cause 4" is good for 600hp anything bigger is just noise!
 

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LOL black smoke is not a sign of poor performance. You obviously know ch!t about diesels.

But there's a thread for this, get back on topic.



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LOL black smoke is not a sign of poor performance. You obviously know ch!t about diesels.

But there's a thread for this, get back on topic.



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Actually, it is. My dads cummins is putting down about 400 hp at the rear wheels, and it doesnt smoke at all. And it doesnt have stacks. Just stock exhaust with a piece of pipe in place of the muffler.
 

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LOL black smoke is not a sign of poor performance. You obviously know ch!t about diesels.

But there's a thread for this, get back on topic.



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Ya your the king!
Soooooo a ton of fuel going out your 8' stack. Thats great performance!.........


Smoke is unburnt fuel.
 

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LOL black smoke is not a sign of poor performance. You obviously know ch!t about diesels.

But there's a thread for this, get back on topic.

So what does it mean when a diesel is pooring black smoke out the pipe is it performance or inefficent? I am wondering see them all over the place.
 

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Black smokes is unburnt fuel which equals inefficient tuning

That's one cause, set the injectors to run lean.

Or you do a DPF delete. Diesel particulate filter delete. Just removes the filter, therefore creating better airflow thus better performance.





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LOL black smoke is not a sign of poor performance. You obviously know ch!t about diesels.

But there's a thread for this, get back on topic.

So what does it mean when a diesel is pooring black smoke out the pipe is it performance or inefficent? I am wondering see them all over the place.

The only reason you see dsl's rolling coal is cause people think it's cool. When really stock and running good is just fine. My dsl is stock and will stay that way runs fine and dose what it's supposed to.
 

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A straight piped diesel Rollin coal will make anything you tow/anything behind you black. Stacks eliminate that. Also, shorter route for the exhaust to travel



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give it up dude, you aren't convincing anyone else but yourself that your gay street stacks are anything but that. poser gay

they should be ticketing every one of you guys that are "rolling coal" on the street for emissions violations.
 

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That's one cause, set the injectors to run lean.

Or you do a DPF delete. Diesel particulate filter delete. Just removes the filter, therefore creating better airflow thus better performance.




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There you go.....the king clears it up! Bahaaaa!
 

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Sunfire convertible, almost as gay as stacks. It's probably better tuned to prevent "rolling coal" though.
 

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That's one cause, set the injectors to run lean.

Or you do a DPF delete. Diesel particulate filter delete. Just removes the filter, therefore creating better airflow thus better performance.



really just by removing the particulate filter on a diesel will increase performance by more air flow i will ask my girlfriend she is more on top of this kind of stuff but keep going tell me more i am learning lots
 

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Hopefully the diesel king or king of diesel with show up i have so many questions to ask about my poorly tuned diesel i am quite upset that as the colder weather has showed up that i can't ''roll as much coal'' as i could in the warmer weather he spoke of setting injectors lean or rich very interested in this set up, is their amount of "coal to be rolled" out a factory pipe or do i switch to a box mounted pipe this may be a problem in the winter months as my sled deck will hinder the exiting of said coal.
 

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Hopefully the diesel king or king of diesel with show up i have so many questions to ask about my poorly tuned diesel i am quite upset that as the colder weather has showed up that i can't ''roll as much coal'' as i could in the warmer weather he spoke of setting injectors lean or rich very interested in this set up, is their amount of "coal to be rolled" out a factory pipe or do i switch to a box mounted pipe this may be a problem in the winter months as my sled deck will hinder the exiting of said coal.
Just cut a 8" hole in the box side! Couple 90's and some straight pipe and you'll be cool again! Your side mirror will be nfg but oh well you'll be the envy of coal rollers everywhere !
 

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LOL black smoke is not a sign of poor performance. You obviously know ch!t about diesels.

But there's a thread for this, get back on topic.













like overkill said black smoke is a sign of por tuning on a diesel,unburnt fuel,.
the reason you see it on all the pulling units and drag units at the start of the pull/drag is a result of not enough air getting into the engine until the turbo starts spinning good, thus the reason for guys holding the brake at the line to "spool up the turbo" to get a more efiicient burn thus eqauling more power.
if you actually believe that rolling black smoke is a sign of a efficient/powerful running engine than that just proves that you wear white oakleys while driving you jacked up pavement princess, black smoke rolling out of the stacks 4x4 that never hauls more than your g/fs fat azz.
 

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Hopefully the diesel king or king of diesel with show up i have so many questions to ask about my poorly tuned diesel i am quite upset that as the colder weather has showed up that i can't ''roll as much coal'' as i could in the warmer weather he spoke of setting injectors lean or rich very interested in this set up, is their amount of "coal to be rolled" out a factory pipe or do i switch to a box mounted pipe this may be a problem in the winter months as my sled deck will hinder the exiting of said coal.

i cant quite understand this run on sentence
 

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LOL black smoke is not a sign of poor performance. You obviously know ch!t about diesels. But there's a thread for this, get back on topic.


Why no pictures of the kings 09 ford yet? With leaned out injectors and dpf delete for better air flow, oh ya and stacks for the best performance mod yet!!!

Why no pictures yet? ? ?We are all waiting to be taught a lesson
Please please teach us how it all works!












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