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Old 08-03-2020, 10:34 AM   #1
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Today I am having the DEF deleted on my 2014 f250. Cost is $850 with one tune out the door. Has anyone had this done ? What was the out come on MPG and HP
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Unloaded MPG Hwy, 24-25. Loaded for travel with 10,000lb camper, 14. Regular use as daily driver, 18. No idea on HP and Torque gains, but don't care about that and just set up with light tow on an SCT tuner. Has all it needs. Lots of smiles and a happy happy 6.7L. Oil stays much cleaner, runs cooler, and never any "coal".
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Would watch where you post it. It is against Federal Law and in case you didn't know, they do monitor a lot of forums so I would assume they check here too.
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