fuel mileage

If you get to the Pittsburgh area I would suggest Pittsburgh Power. Thy have an incredible shop and top notch people.

 

are you serious?

 

if a fleet owner/ small company can cut fuel cost , he can spend more money on upkeep, upgrade and driver bonuses, even on making trucks "prettier"

 

I heard on the radio the EPA is forcing dealer shops to require you pay to put emissions systems back to original specs if you should take a modified emissions engine in for service. It's illegal for them to release the truck until the work is done.

 

I can tell by all the shiny new rides rolling up and down the freeway that is exactly what is happening...
Especially near all port cities.....LOL

 

That kinda depends. If everything is working right, the system should be doing rolling regens as you go down the road... and you shouldn't need a parked regen except once in a great while. Regen filter cleaning is done only once in a few hundred thousand miles... it's 300,000 in a DD15. If your truck isn't working properly, then it can be quite an ordeal.

 

I have a quick, dumb question. Would a flat top be any better/worse on fuel than say a mid roof or condo rig with all same specs and same brand? This is for a flatbed setup also.