Clearance Sale 3.5'' 2018-2019 3.0 Powerstroke DPF Delete Race Pipe | Ford F-150 | SPELAB

Clearance Sale 3.5'' 2018-2019 3.0 Powerstroke DPF Delete Race Pipe | Ford F-150 | SPELAB

Type：

SPELAB 3.5'' DPF Delete/Race Pipe（3.5'' DPF Race (2018-2019): If additional purchase is available, more than 50 in stock.

Vehicle Fitment:

• 2018 Ford 3.0 Powerstroke F150 pickup trucks
• 2019 Ford 3.0 Powerstroke F150 pickup trucks

Exhaust Material: Aluminized Steel
Thickness: 2mm
Inlet Diameter: 3.5''

Features: This 3.5" race pipe allows removal of the catalytic converter and DPF filter from the exhaust system for off-road use

Exhaust Material: T-409 stainless steel. Unlike T-304 Stainless it is still magnetic. So if your testing to see if you actually got stainless; beware that a magnet will still stick to it.

Thickness: 2mm
Inlet Diameter: 4.0"

Features: This 4" Turbo-Back allows removal of the catalytic converter and DPF filter from the exhaust system for off-road use

What is the DPF and is it worth doing a DPF Delete?

Diesel vehicles manufactured after 2007 typically come with a Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) to control emissions. However, this device has some downsides, such as the need for frequent maintenance and repairs. As the DPF gets clogged, it raises backpressure, which severely disrupts and slows down the fuel flow. Removing the filter allows the fuel to flow more freely and quickly, resulting in improved overall fuel mileage.

Installation:
Install takes about 1hr with basic hand tools done on the ground of your driveway or garage. Quicker if you have automotive style lift. Cutting may be be required to fit shorter wheelbase bed/cab configurations. Clamps, hangers and hardware are included. You may have to re-use some factory hardware.
Tuner Required: Removal of the DPF, CAT, SCR, and/or DOC involves removing and eliminating emission related sensors. A DPF delete capable tuner is required to prevent any check engine light or diagnostic trouble codes from setting.

Benefits: Expect to see a significant increase in fuel mileage. If your DPF is plugged up your probably averaging about 13-14 mpg. More or less depending on the severity of the restriction. After deleting the DPF/CAT expect to get a combined mileage of 18-19 mpg.

• It removes the need to service the DPF at regular intervals (cleaning, replacement)
• A DPF delete will remove the possibility of a DPF failure which could cause expensive diesel repairs
• Due to less exhaust backpressure, the DPF delete increases exhaust flow and therefore increases the performance of your motor!
• Paired with an ECU remap, the DPF delete is proven to increase power and torque for all vehicles