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I agree with David. Although I think it's still a shady area for consumers....

I usually get mind at Walmart in the 2.5 gallon jug. BlueDEF is the brand.. so far no problems.

Awesome, let me know what you find out.

Very nice. One of the first I've seen with a lift kit and aftermarket tires.

Heres another company that will be doing custom tuning: They picked up around 40HP and 50TQ. Not bad!

I found 3M's article http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/3M-Automotive/Aftermarket/Our-Brands/Scotchgard-Pro-Series/ I would google in your area and look for good reviews! It's the only way to go.

I guess you put something inline on the hose or pour within the bottle.

Generally Cat-Back exhaust change the sound so slightly you can't hardly tell. When you remove the DPF and other big restrictions is where it becomes noticeably loud.

I'm going with a "clear bra". 3M makes one for auto's. I know a lot of detail shops around here do them on high end cars. I prefer the cleaner look.

Wow that's two totally different stories. Let us know what you find out.

Good numbers, thanks for joining!

What was the increase from stock? I've always been skeptical of those kind of boxes but looking forward to how you like it over time.

Thanks, would be nice to compare the two to see the difference. I'm sure the aftermarket is all over it for us.

I know they make them. I guy posted on our Facebook page a picture with them wheel to wheel. I'll ask and se if he can give me a brand name.

TS Performance had one on the works awhile back, I think it is still undergoing testing though. I found this one out now, but way to much money for such a small gain: http://www.dieselpowerproducts.com/p-11410-steinbauer-performance-module-2014-ram-1500-ecodiesel-30l-crd.aspx It's only a...

No problems here.. have the dealer check the exhaust clamps off the turbo. There has to be a seal leaking for broken for it to get in the cab like that.

Welcome to the site! Great information.

How close are you to getting it in? Very nice color!

Probably to fit the bigger tires. Usually it looks better as well, but that's just each persons preference.

I stay away from small stations. Always try to buy from a station that moves A LOT of diesel, like a truck stop or high traffic areas.. you'll know it's fresh that way and not getting fuel from the bottom of the tank. No problems of 15 years owning diesels.