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New 2.8L Colorado Duramax
Nice video.. haven't seen that one yet!- BoostN
- Post #99
- Forum: 2.8L Duramax
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New 2.8L Colorado Duramax
@BIGR is correct. Also, no numbers yet on the 3.0L... I will be likely getting into one of those or a new 2500HD at the end of this year or early next.- BoostN
- Post #95
- Forum: 2.8L Duramax
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New 2.8L Colorado Duramax
BTW, I still really like this truck. It's comfy for the size and overall does everything I ask it to. Still, 25 MPG is better than the 15-17 MPG the big brother is going to get in the same situation.- BoostN
- Post #91
- Forum: 2.8L Duramax
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New 2.8L Colorado Duramax
Latest two tanks, 85% HWY to and from TN to FL: 1) 24.98 MPG 2) 25.21 MPG I'm pretty sure I have a DPF issue. The truck is for sure in regen mode more than once per tank. I know I'll get regen 2-4 times a week. It seems like every other day I'm in regen mode. Off to the dealer soon..- BoostN
- Post #89
- Forum: 2.8L Duramax
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Finally
After my last black truck. Never again.. it is one of the best looking colors though.- BoostN
- Post #5
- Forum: Steering, Suspension and Wheels
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Finally
That looks excellent. The 315's tuck up nice under there!- BoostN
- Post #3
- Forum: Steering, Suspension and Wheels
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2015 LML Alientech EDC17CP19
@Leigh Paquette how's it going with the ECM mapping? -
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New Forum for the 3.0L Duramax!
Hey all, I've created a new forum to discuss the new upcoming 2019 Duramax 3.0L I6. Specs will be posted once available!- BoostN
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- Forum: 2019+ Duramax 3.0L I6
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New 2.8L Colorado Duramax
Agreed. If you travel 70% highway/interstate then 27+ easily for sure. I proved that driving down to Florida and averaging 29+.- BoostN
- Post #73
- Forum: 2.8L Duramax
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New 2.8L Colorado Duramax
No issues! MPG is averaging around 23-24. My daily commute just kills the mileage. I've got 24K on the truck now... might need tires by 30K, maybe 35 if I'm lucky.- BoostN
- Post #71
- Forum: 2.8L Duramax
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2018 Ford F150 Diesel
Interesting comparison here: https://f150diesel.com/forum/threads/f150-diesel-vs-f250-diesel-race.66/- BoostN
- Post #67
- Forum: All Other Diesels
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2018 Ford F150 Diesel
Diesel vs Gas you say? https://f150diesel.com/forum/threads/f150-diesel-or-gas.62/- BoostN
- Post #60
- Forum: All Other Diesels
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LML Throttle Mapping
Yep, I agree.. I wasn't a fan of it myself after coming from a tuned LBZ.- BoostN
- Post #30
- Forum: 2011-2016 LML Duramax
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LML Throttle Mapping
He's saying to buy a new truck that includes a newer engine.. a pricey solution from @THEFERMANATOR :D- BoostN
- Post #28
- Forum: 2011-2016 LML Duramax
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2018 Ford F150 Diesel
Yep, and with diesels I've always gotten better than the EPA numbers. The 30 MPG number is for a special configuration only (2wd, etc). https://f150diesel.com/forum/threads/official-press-release-2018-f150-diesel-epa-mpg-numbers.61/- BoostN
- Post #6
- Forum: All Other Diesels
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RockAuto.com Discount Code for Parts & More - Expires June 14, 2018
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Welcome Twisted Steel Performance as a Supporting Vendor!
I'd recommend Shopify. Easy to setup and everything is handled on the platform.- BoostN
- Post #25
- Forum: Chris's Personal Forum