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Mar 30, 2007 | 09:10 PM

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35" 05'

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Originally Posted by Nate-03 D

I think it's in a sense inefficency of the engine. If everything is tuned up right, i.e right size turbo, injectors, ect. Your truck shouldn't smoke that bad.

I know in my case, my truck will throw thick black clouds out, the stock turbo just can't clear it all up.

All I know is I just gone done watching a HIGHLY tuned lil green truck

set a world 1/8th mile record and I couldnt see him the whole run

Mar 30, 2007 | 09:20 PM

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Nate-03 D

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From: Minnesota

Ok so mabe I was wrong. lol.

I'll eat my words.

Apr 2, 2007 | 01:54 PM

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MEGA COP

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Originally Posted by 35" 05'

If you have to ask that question you're on the wrong site

. And its unburnt fuel not burnt. just to set things straight

Sorry I asked...Just my personal opinion here but to have your truck look like a gasser that has blown it's head is not that cool in my opinion, but I guess I am on the wrong site to have that train of though.

Apr 2, 2007 | 02:16 PM

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Rocky5.9

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Originally Posted by MEGA COP

Stand on your brake and then rev it up in drive, when the rear tires start to break loose slowly let the pressure off your brake peddle untill the smoke is so thik you and your buddy can't see each other. As far as getting the engine to smoke...don't.... it is silly and just a waste of fuel.

I personally would rather burn...or in this case unburn or waste the fuel rather than the tires. Only cost about $80 to fill a tank 10 times that for tires.

Apr 2, 2007 | 02:33 PM

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MEGA COP

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I personally would rather burn...or in this case unburn or waste the fuel rather than the tires. Only cost about $80 to fill a tank 10 times that for tires.

I was joking about that ...but I personally would rather not smoke at all (fuel or tires) and have the power to pull what ever I want at the same time, while getting desent fuel milage. That is why I got my diesel..but that again...is just me

Apr 2, 2007 | 07:55 PM

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theIntlEggrole

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From: Moyock, NC

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Originally Posted by MEGA COP

well bud, when theres talk about smoke around here, its usually Black, and thats what some go for. White, as in blown head gasket/cracked head is the kind that isn't cool. Now if my poor old truck was puffin white, which it has been known to do, that sucks. We're talkin about big bad black raw fuel smoke. And there aint no need to be tense we've all got opinions

Apr 2, 2007 | 08:48 PM

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From: South Indy

really isn't happening without some kind of box.

Apr 2, 2007 | 09:12 PM

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PurNLoud

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From: Willis, Texas

without depriving the motor for air(blocking air intake mostly), and without possibly damaging your(his) fuel system, there is one way to send a thick black cloud, but only once in a while....Drive it for about 100-200miles at 60mph, don't get on it at all, then really get on it, poof big black cloud!!! Thats all from experience and $ after $ lost! But for the most part, yes you would need a box/programmer of some sort.