Cold Start, Coal Smoke, Exhaust Note, Drive-By 1994 Chevy Silverado K1500 6.5L Turbo Diesel

Cold Start, Coal Smoke, Exhaust Note, Drive-Away, Fly-By 1994 Chevy Silverado K1500 6.5L Turbo Diesel

[@4madscience]

1) I agree, Frankie - that is typically the case. With my truck, I could drive around for an hour in 95 degree heat, go to the store for 15 mins, come back out, start the truck and choke on smoke. Go figure! Then I changed my glow plugs - BIG difference! 2) Of course you don't rev any vehicle right after starting up, especially diesels - unless you want to make a reasonably cool looking "Cold Start, Coal Smoke..." video for You Tube. I can't guarantee that everyone will appreciate my videos ;)

[@4madscience]

Thanks, man! I try to make improvements, mods, upgrades, etc. here and there when I have to time. I had so much clear coat and paint peel on this Texas truck when I first bought it, that any new paint scheme was bound to be an improvement, if you know what I mean! I've had a lot of compliments on the black and white theme, along with the Z28 induction hood, cab flare and Lund moonvisor setup. It's a 20 footer at the moment, but we're looking better and better everyday as I tweak the work.

[@dkhill27]

Looks and sounds good. Gonna do the same black and white theme once this winter is over. Along with a few other mods

[@Nick-qc3cm]

If I could drive I would buy it

[@4madscience]

Recently listed my truck for sale on rochester.craigslist.org for $2950 at rochester.craigslist.org/cto/4792664221.html.