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Roll coal help!

23K views 55 replies 15 participants last post by  threegenpowerstroke98  
#1 ·
Hey I have a 6.0 and a edge cts2, I want to roll coal but I just don't know what tune to put it on to do so, please help
 
#2 ·
Well if all you want to do is roll coal you're wasting a lot of your truck's potential, and quite frankly are making the rest of us look bad. If you really want to do that I'm sure there's tunes that add tons of fuel that would help you roal coal. Any farther and you'd have to get into mechanical upgrades as well.

If you ask me, I'd rather have a well modified truck that's quick and burns clean rather than a slow smokey one.

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#4 ·
Once you get it set up to "Roll Coal" and offended a large group of people, the next thing you probably need to do is put a set of Ram "Dumbo Mirrors" on it to offend the remaining group!
This will not be good for your vehicle AT ALL and will just be giving the "emissions nazis" more ammunition to use to choke down and restrict the diesel family.
 
#5 ·
Why do you want to roll coal? The better way to impress people is how clean your truck runs.

I would save all the money your going to waste on dumping unburnt fuel out the tailpipe, and buy a better turbo.

If you would take apart one of these trucks that's been abused, you could see what kind of damage your asking for.

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#7 ·
What a common misconception about rolling coal is that we're all bad people, US coal rollers need to band together! So please allow me to offer some sound coal rolling advise with your current set up! First and foremost, you need to set your tuner to the "hottest tune" programmed on to it. Then for you 6.0 guys, add some 2 stroke oil to the gas tank. Once all that is set and ready to go just put about a half gallon of antifreeze down the filler neck, start it up and roll some coal! If the water in fuel light comes on, just ignore it since your running coal juice! Have fun!!


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#8 ·
Blinker fluid is the name of the game when ti comes to rolling coal with the 6.0ls. Don't bother wasting your money on fancy tuners. Go to your local hardware store and ask at the front desk for a 80 weight blinker fluid. The heavier weight promotes black colouring in the fuel, however it's not always put up on the shelves. You'll have to ask a few times for it as sometimes they forget or are reluctant to give it up, it's usually in the backroom. Once you get some of it, simply pour it into your coolant. Works every time I swear. My buddy did it with his and he's always pulling b*tches.
 
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#10 ·
This is completely serious. Anybody who's anybody knows that in the diesel game black smoke = tons of horsepower. Is that not the reason we all got into a diesel? I know for myself I bought a diesel to roll coal and pull babes.
 
#22 ·
I got a r-model mack sitting in the shed with a grain box. Only ever done up to 11 tons of grain on it, so that'll be heavier than my max, but she'll do it. Plus with the high sides the neighbours won't see you with them.
 
#25 ·
Seriously, even when it snows, I'm still plowing bytches just because the love the smoke.. It's amazing..


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