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What is the Best lmm egr delete kit? Author: SPELAB Mechanical Engineer (focusing on car modification for 10 years) I think everyone has different needs and there is no single...
Emissions delete—two words that can spark a heated debate among car enthusiasts and environmentalists alike. If you're a gearhead who's all about maximizing performance, you've probably considered going down this...
The Beginner's Handbook to Diesel Engine Mods Author: SPELAB Mechanical Engineer (focusing on car modification for 10 years) Modifying your diesel engine can truly transform your driving experience. Not only...
Emission Solutions for Your Powerstroke Engine Author: SPELAB Mechanical Engineer (focusing on car modification for 10 years) Emissions can be a real headache for Powerstroke owners, but they're crucial to...
Pros And Cons Of lb7 Duramax EGR DPF Delete Author: SPELAB Mechanical Engineer (focusing on car modification for 10 years) The LB7 Duramax engine is a popular diesel engine used in...
Revving up the engines and hitting the road – that's what gets many of us excited about our cars. And speaking of cars, there's this thing called the EGR (Exhaust...
Reclaiming Lost Horsepower by Eliminating Restrictive EGR Components Author: SPELAB Mechanical Engineer (focusing on car modification for 10 years) Losing horsepower from a restricted exhaust system stinks. Those clunky EGR...
What is an EGR Valve? Author: SPELAB Mechanical Engineer (focusing on car modification for 10 years) Reducing Tailpipe Emissions In recent years, the UK has been very concerned about climate...
What is a DPF system Author: SPELAB Mechanical Engineer (focusing on car modification for 10 years) DPF stands for Diesel Particulate Filter to start. The DPF system, or diesel particulate filter, is a filtration system created to catch soot and stop it from leaving your diesel engine's tailpipe and entering the atmosphere. Modern diesel engines now include EGR systems and low-sulfur highway diesel to help cut back on dangerous NOx emissions. As a side effect of these systems' ability to lower exhaust temperatures, more unburned soot is now leaving the tailpipe. The DPF system was created to get rid of any soot that gets into the air. How does the DPF system trap soot that is accumulated? DPF filters are typically constructed of a ceramic substrate in the shape of a...