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High EGT's

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I have an early 99 F-350. The EGT's are running higher than they used to with no modifications being done to the truck. I checked to make sure my boot connections are tight but haven't had time to do a pressure test yet. I'm going to verify the EBPV isn't stuck in a slightly closed position (hopefully tonight). If the leak test turns out good and the EBPV is not stuck closed, I was thinking about purchasing a cat delete pipe for testing to see if the cat is causing a restriction. Does anyone have a suggested place to buy a cat delete pipe? Do the experts out there think I'm on the right track? Any additional suggestions would be appreciated.
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Just to clarify on your last post...You got 200 less EGT with the new muffler or with no muffler at all?
I asked the same question a while back about running without a muffler. Here's the post and the answers I recieved.

http://forums.thedieselstop.com/ubbthrea...rue#Post3227890
Yeah, liked to know what you come up for readings with the new muffler in comparison to going straight pipe.
Cool (no pun intended). That's what I was hoping to hear. Sounds like a muffler replacement would be in order for any of our trucks then to get the EGTs down.
I remember a book a while back called "101 Uses For A Dead Cat"
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