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    hi all, new to the forums. heres my truck. 1996 chevy 2500 6.5td. auto, its got 4" exhaust no muffler or cats. cold air intake, new performance turbo, running 15psi, 3'' lift. 35" bf goodrich mud terrain tires.
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    Nice looking rig. If you can feed that air filter from outside the engine compartment, you'll make MORE POWER. With no intercooler, the 6.5L needs all the cool fresh air it can suck.
    2011 Chevrolet Tahoe 5.3L daily driver
    • Previous owner of two 1994 6.5L K3500s, '01, '02, and '05 6.6L K2500s, '04 C4500, '06 K3500 dually, '06 K3500 SRW, '09 K3500HD SRW, '05 Denali
    • Total GM diesel miles to date : ~950K

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    BC,

    Welcome to the board.

    Nice truck! Looks good with the 3" lift. Vancouver is nice too! Been there many times...

    "No Fat Chicks"

    Jim

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    I was raised and live in BC myself... so welcome to the board!

    You have the same era truck as I do, yours is a tad taller. I had a lifted 77 Dodge Power Wagon similar to yours once... my wife hated the climb up into it .

    If you want to pick my brain on where to get the best deal on parts from local shops, PM me.

    You'll find this forum a great resource!

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    Nice looking truck! One warning about the filter set up. I have had the same set up for about a year now and just recently noticed that the plastic has cracked under the breather hole. Until I can figure out what I am going to replace it with I have patched it, though I don't expect that to hold very long. I think the heat, oil, and vibration take its toll on the plastic tubing.
    Bryan Lundquist
    Bangor, ME
    1998 Suburban 2500 4X4 with optimizer 6500 engine (4/07) with battery modification, remote mount FSD cooler (behind bumper), 285/75/16LRE BFG All Terrains (going to 4" backspacing wheel required 1.25" lift), AFE air cleaner, Stewart Warner Maximum Performance EGT, Boost and Trans temp gauges, 3->4" stainless exhaust, Rancho RS9000xl shocks, LEDs in all exterior lights.
    2005 2500HD crew cab 6'6"bed with 6.0L no mods yet.
    2010 2500 Suburban - couldn't wait any longer for a duramax.
    Also 1978 Chevy Blazer 350cid HD engine with Fisher plow; 1988 Suburban

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