NecessaryEvil
Caught the Bug
Torque converter slip is an issue with any diesel. That's why most with diesels instal torque convert lock up switches. Still don't see how a cummins would be under powered at 60 if everything is working properly.
I would advise against anyone getting the 5.3L. We're seeing a lot of issues with them. Lifters, piston rings, etc. GM has a multiple page bulletin about failing AFM lifters, cam lobes, and major oil consumption issues. FYI.
Or he will come back with the "they really stepped up and are taking care of the problem" bullshit. Same shit, different shitty company.
I'll be the first to say that I was surprised by their offer to try a different conversion to make the situation right....I will take back everything I said....
... I figured that it must be the best because it cost a lot. So that was my problem
What kind of EGTs was it exactly running? Also what size exhaust? Ever consider bumping it up?
All good questions. Diesels run hot exhaust by nature. That's part of the problem with DPFs
I am thoroughly enjoying it.
Welcome to WAL.
Just throwing this one out there. Green machine didn't you instal some new dynatrac 60's and gear them at 3.45? because it matched the diesel and the tranny. So now with the LS you'll probably have to re-gear your new 60's [emoji15]
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Next thread,
"Bruiser conversions has great customer service"
-they fucked me out of $40,000 but gave me a sweet t shirt. [emoji106]![]()
Next thread,
"Bruiser conversions has great customer service"
-they fucked me out of $40,000 but gave me a sweet t shirt. [emoji106]