@Spawn: I agree completely on well-done semi's :up:
that vid I love, however the EPA has strict rules on clean trucks now (well clean semi's anyhow, pickups are another story :devious: )
aint nothing like a nice loud smoky 6.6L Duramax :devious:
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@Spawn: I agree completely on well-done semi's :up:
that vid I love, however the EPA has strict rules on clean trucks now (well clean semi's anyhow, pickups are another story :devious: )
aint nothing like a nice loud smoky 6.6L Duramax :devious:
lol, i love how you can see the shadow of the smoke after the truck takes off haha.
My job? What job?
I'm a full time uni student, and on rare occassions, I get to do a little work building a computer.
i work packing pies for one more week then i become a care worker, i am not allowed to post pics from either jobs.
also im sure any car/truck/pickup shouldnt chuckout that much smoke, especially black! that normally means its burning oil dosent it?
black smoke from a diesel is due to an air to fuel ratio imbalance, either the fuel system is delivering too much fuel into the engine or there is not enough clean air (oxygen )Quote:
Originally Posted by XcOM
usually its too much fuel - i.e. programmers, bigger injectors, etc. Banks is the only company I know of that makes big power with no smoke :up:
Hmmm...
I used to work in a laboratory. Then I went on to driving a truck over the road. Now I still work for the same transportation company, I just work in the terminal, instead of driving.
Remember, if you bought it, a truck brought it!
Being a moderator on TBCS is the closest thing to a real job I have right now.
Or one could argue that being a student is my job. I don't get paid for either of them, so pick whichever makes you happiest. =p
I'm a major porn star ;)
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Originally Posted by TheGreatSatan