New Duramax owner in Charlotte, NC

humnbass

humnbass

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Hi Guys,

My name is Tony and I just recently purchased a 2006 Duramax 4X4 with 169,000 miles. It was purchased to pull my 3 horse bumper pull trailer and soon to purchase 3 horse goose neck with living quarters. However, I find myself driving it daily. I'm not quite confident enough to do any upgrades to it myself but would like to find a diesel performance shop Somewhere close to Charlotte, NC that I can refer to. ( I haven't found any as of yet). My hope is to gain better gas mileage for daily driving and towing. Any suggestions would be highly appreciated.

thank you.
 

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Awenta

Awenta

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Welcome and congrats. Clean truck.

Diesel Addiction is the shop that come to mind in that area.


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CarolinaHD

CarolinaHD

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Welcome from Concord! Diesel Addiction is about 4 hours away near Wilmington. I work on my own stuff but when I don't I take it there. Ben Mynatt and Randy Marion Chevy have treated me well in the past. I can also help depending on what you want to do. Avoid going to Midgets Diesel performance. Have fun with your new toy :thumb:
 
humnbass

humnbass

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Guys,

thank you all for your responses. I really would love to learn how to do my own stuff. I'm just not confident enough to do it on a diesel. I don't have any issues working on gas engines as I have a 47 chevy pickup in the restoration class at Central Piedmont Community College. It's cheaper to fix a gas engine if I screw up. I can't afford to screw up a diesel engine. LOL. I really like my truck. I really just want to add an edge insight and a tune that will give me better gas mileage for towing and daily driving. I'm not going to be racing or anything but ideally if I can pull my horse trailers at around 75mph and gain some gas mileage I would be straight.
 
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