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Welcome to the EngineGo Blog Center — your go-to source for everything related to diesel truck exhaust systems. Whether you're driving a Powerstroke, Duramax, Cummins, EcoDiesel, or another powerhouse, our blog delivers in-depth insights into factory exhaust setups, common modification methods, product breakdowns, and expert guidance on choosing the right upgrade for your build.
From understanding stock components to exploring performance-enhancing mods, we help you make informed decisions tailored to your truck's needs. Before performing any modifications, always consult and comply with your local laws and regulations.
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March 12, 2026
6.7 Powerstroke DPF Delete Guide
The Ford 6.7L Powerstroke diesel engine is a powerhouse known for its exceptional torque, towing capability, and durability in demanding applications. However, it is also a highly complex emissions-controlled system designed to meet stringent federal standards.
This guide is written exclusively for off-road enthusiasts, work truck owners, or performance seekers using vehicles on private off-road property only, fully aware of legal risks. It's not for daily drivers or public-road users.
March 02, 2026
Unlock Your Diesel's True Potential: EGR Delete Benefits for Powerstroke, Cummins & Duramax
Modern diesel trucks are engineering marvels, built for massive torque and legendary towing. However, many owners find their truck’s true potential choked by factory emissions systems.
Is your 6.7L Powerstroke feeling sluggish? Are you concerned about fuel dilution in your Cummins? Do you wish your Duramax had the sharp, factory-fresh throttle response it once did? All of these issues may point to a single solution: an EGR delete.
In this guide you’ll get a clear, platform-by-platform breakdown of exactly what an EGR delete does, the specific problems it solves on each engine, and the real-world benefits you can expect.
February 28, 2026
EGR Delete Pros and Cons: Everything You Need to Know About The EGR System
If you drive a diesel truck, you’ve likely heard about the pros and cons of EGR delete. Some owners claim it improves engine performance and reduces soot buildup, while others warn about legal risks and increased emissions.An EGR delete removes or disables this system, often using delete kits and ECU tuning. In this guide, we’ll break down everything you need to know — including performance impact, reliability, legal concerns, and whether deleting your EGR system is the right choice.
February 10, 2026
6.7 Powerstroke Oil Capacity & Maintenance Guide
The 6.7L Powerstroke diesel engine is the backbone of many Ford Super Duty trucks, known for its durability, towing capability, and long service life. At the center of keeping this engine running smoothly is oil capacity.This guide breaks down the 6.7 Powerstroke oil capacity by model year, explains the correct oil level check process, and covers oil type, oil change best practices, and the most common mistakes that can lead to engine damage.
February 09, 2026
Ultimate Guide to 7.3 Powerstroke Oil Capacity and Maintenance
The 7.3L Powerstroke is renowned for durability. Proper oil maintenance is crucial for the 7.3, as it uses a HEUI system where oil aids injector operation, not just lubrication. Keeping the correct oil level, using the right oil, and regular changes are essential for long engine life.This guide applies to all 7.3L Powerstroke trucks, including the OBS models (1994.5-1997) and Super Duty models (1999-2003) with exact oil capacity specs, the best oil types (15W-40 vs. 5W-40, CK-4), and DIY oil change steps.
December 09, 2025
How to Choose Delete Kit for a 2011-2019 6.7L Powerstroke on EngineGo
Diesel Engine ·
Powerstroke
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Diesel Emission Parts
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Diesel Engine
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Diesel Emission Parts ·
EGR
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Diesel Emission Parts ·
DPF
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Diesel Emission Parts ·
CCV
Your Ford Super Duty’s 6.7L Powerstroke can gain significant power and reliability by removing restrictive emissions components. This guide shows how to confirm your truck’s year and model and then find the matching delete kit on enginego.com.
