buck183

Sorry chief. I don't have access to their products. I purchase strictly through warehouses. Therefore I'm limited to the products that they choose to purchase.

I wish I could take care of you. Be assured if I could get it I would make sure you are taken care of.

I've heard good things about it though.


Buck

mikes280

buck how much for the edge

aquaforce

What about programmers for 6.0L gas? My dealer said that there were braking issues with them. Anyone know about this?

buck183

When you say braking issues do you mean problems with slowing the truck down? If that's the case I've never heard of that one before.

As for putting one on your truck. Gains will be minimal at best. You will notice improvements in shifts and shift points. Power gains on a gas engine are just so small compared to a Diesel it's tough to get excited about it.

Buck

buck183

Give me your email addy. Wouldn't be cool to discuss this here.

Buck

buck183

Hey Hard On, you going to SEMA this year? I haven't heard much from you lately. How's the business going? Good I hope.

Get this....We won a cruise from Keystone for our sales this year. If anyone knows much about this it would be you. Thought you would find that humerous.

Keep in touch,

Buck

JPD Motorsports

can you get the mac airfilter kits?

thunderusone

DO NOT put a mac or k&N air filter on a diesel. AFE only!

buck183

No can do on the Mac. AFE, K&N, Green, and Airaid are the brands my distributors carry.

As for which one we should and shouldn't put on our trucks. Let's not get into that here. The discussion is a no win situation that is just going to bring out the worst in some of us. It's kind of like discussing religion or politics.....not good.

Buck

thunderusone

Look at the filtration studies and see for yourself. AFE is the only one that filters at the level a stock diesel filter does and still provides increased airflow. There is nothing to debate. I will not run anything but AFE on my personal trucks. But to each his own just my .02.