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5 hours ago, Flybygy said:

I am searching myself, and in doing so, came across this:

 

https://www.parleysdieselperformance.com/products/agricultural-diesel-solutions-by-psi-power-module-for-2020-2021-chevy-gmc-3-0l-duramax-21800

Same thing that was listed above from AG Diesel.  Haven’t heard much good news from people who have installed this module unfortunately.  Personally, I’m waiting for the Banks Derringer unless HP Tuners beats them at which point mine will be a legal farm truck 😎

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Been following this thread for a while now and thought I would share my findings so far.     I purchased mine Jan 2020 and it now has 22k miles on the odometer.  Zero issues so far and I'm s

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Right now you have to make your own mods. I got tired of waiting and made an intake from the air filter box to turbo and replaced the resonator between the turbo and intercooler. Noticed a nice bump i

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4 hours ago, mjonesjr84 said:

Anyone have the AFE BladeRunner hot & cold side intercooler pipes yet? If so, what are your experiences?

 

BladeRunner Aluminum Hot and Cold Charge Pipe Kit Black | aFe POWER

That's crazy expensive for visual improvements. I made my own section that goes from the turbo to the intercooler using 2.5" pipe, felt very little difference if any in power. A little more turbo noise since it removes the stock turbo resonator. I'm glad they are finally getting more parts to market, but that's way to high of a price point in my opinion. 

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3 minutes ago, dram1983361 said:

That's crazy expensive for visual improvements. I made my own section that goes from the turbo to the intercooler using 2.5" pipe, felt very little difference if any in power. A little more turbo noise since it removes the stock turbo resonator. I'm glad they are finally getting more parts to market, but that's way to high of a price point in my opinion. 

I agree I thought it was a bit steep for those pieces. Just curious if anyone has had them installed.

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On 5/21/2021 at 10:34 AM, mjonesjr84 said:

Anyone have the AFE BladeRunner hot & cold side intercooler pipes yet? If so, what are your experiences?

 

BladeRunner Aluminum Hot and Cold Charge Pipe Kit Black | aFe POWER

I’m on the fence.  Did a DIY resonator delete but it only lasted about 5k miles before it failed.  Going to try and make a custom V-band piece that will clamp to the turbo.  Using a silicon coupler clamped the turbo proved to not be a good solution (too much heat). 
 

I’m having a hard time with how much AFE wants for those two hoses... Not enough performance to justify the cost IMHO 

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