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drperry

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Man, now I am all worked up and thinking about just deleting it all LOL



Reading through this I was wondering if any of you had thought about just deleting it. I have been chatting with Justin about diesels. We both have looking at the 910lbft of the 17s and have one on our want list.

He said he would delete it in the first week.

The 17s have 910 lb/ft? I wonder what they did to the Allison to make it survive?
I would not be opposed to a bit of a tune, if you could put a nanny in to protect the Allison on full throttle downshifts, etc.
The stock TCM programming is your nanny... It defuels on every shift.

The Allison was beefed up for 2011... People are running 500 - 600hp no issues. If you go full potato when loaded to the nuts on a hot tune, you might have issues... But so far, I'm good, lol.

I'd imagine for the '17s the upgraded the clutches and the torque converter.... Or at least the torque converter.
 

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Man, now I am all worked up and thinking about just deleting it all LOL



Reading through this I was wondering if any of you had thought about just deleting it. I have been chatting with Justin about diesels. We both have looking at the 910lbft of the 17s and have one on our want list.

He said he would delete it in the first week.

The 17s have 910 lb/ft? I wonder what they did to the Allison to make it survive?
I would not be opposed to a bit of a tune, if you could put a nanny in to protect the Allison on full throttle downshifts, etc.

Yep, 445hp/910ft-lbs. New Denso Injection pump etc. the L5P is supposed to be a hell of a beast. It'll be a nice upgrade in a couple years, once they're worked the kinks out.

One downside? They made the DEF tank even BIGGER:
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Man, now I am all worked up and thinking about just deleting it all LOL







Reading through this I was wondering if any of you had thought about just deleting it. I have been chatting with Justin about diesels. We both have looking at the 910lbft of the 17s and have one on our want list.



He said he would delete it in the first week.



The 17s have 910 lb/ft? I wonder what they did to the Allison to make it survive?

I would not be opposed to a bit of a tune, if you could put a nanny in to protect the Allison on full throttle downshifts, etc.



Yes. They are 445hp and 910lbft.
 

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Man, finding one "kit" from one manufacturer is challenging. I refuse to bolt on anything that says SINISTER on it :jester:
 

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Man, now I am all worked up and thinking about just deleting it all LOL







Reading through this I was wondering if any of you had thought about just deleting it. I have been chatting with Justin about diesels. We both have looking at the 910lbft of the 17s and have one on our want list.



He said he would delete it in the first week.



The 17s have 910 lb/ft? I wonder what they did to the Allison to make it survive?

I would not be opposed to a bit of a tune, if you could put a nanny in to protect the Allison on full throttle downshifts, etc.



Yes. They are 445hp and 910lbft.
I won.:lol:
 

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Man, now I am all worked up and thinking about just deleting it all LOL















Reading through this I was wondering if any of you had thought about just deleting it. I have been chatting with Justin about diesels. We both have looking at the 910lbft of the 17s and have one on our want list.







He said he would delete it in the first week.







The 17s have 910 lb/ft? I wonder what they did to the Allison to make it survive?



I would not be opposed to a bit of a tune, if you could put a nanny in to protect the Allison on full throttle downshifts, etc.







Yes. They are 445hp and 910lbft.

I won.:lol:



Lol. You were too fast for me
 

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Oh...also update on my truck: They called to say it was "fixed" but they don't know why it happened. I assume this means they just gave up and reset the computers. They said they had one other truck come in with the same issue. It hasn't come back since they "fixed it" but they asked if they could keep my truck for a day or two longer so that the GM regional rep could look at it and pull any data he wanted off it while he was in. This was a couple days ago, so I assume I'll get a call to pick up the truck today.

Gm rep got there today...known issue. Crystallization of the DEF in the injector limiting flow. They're replacing it. Rep said GM is working on a long term solution as they've seen this a bit.
 

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Man, finding one "kit" from one manufacturer is challenging. I refuse to bolt on anything that says SINISTER on it :jester:
Wehrli!

Neat fab, but ?? I see no EGR kit, DPF delete, or anything I can use to flash a tune other than going with custom tuning.

Man, I am not out to race, or spend all my nights fine tuning this bitch. I want the simple solutions. Direct drop in.

I like all their piping, and I really like that simple air filter solution
 

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Oh...also update on my truck: They called to say it was "fixed" but they don't know why it happened. I assume this means they just gave up and reset the computers. They said they had one other truck come in with the same issue. It hasn't come back since they "fixed it" but they asked if they could keep my truck for a day or two longer so that the GM regional rep could look at it and pull any data he wanted off it while he was in. This was a couple days ago, so I assume I'll get a call to pick up the truck today.

Gm rep got there today...known issue. Crystallization of the DEF in the injector limiting flow. They're replacing it. Rep said GM is working on a long term solution as they've seen this a bit.

Interesting. When SCR came into our world, this was a common issue. In the class 6-8 truck world, SCR is known as "2010 EPA", and I spent the first 2 years do warranty and policy claims on Detroit/Daimler Urea tanks, pumps, dosers, and lines. It was horrible.
By 2012, we had mostly resolved the issues, other than the wild card...the enf user and his DEF supply. Since then, I have only used what I think is quality, pre-packaged DEF. Up until yesterday, I used bulk for the first time, because I was in a hurry.
Anyhow, old, contaminated, bulk, etc DEF was causing a lot of crytalization and contamination issues for us.
 

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