Diesel Performance Parts

Improve Your Engine's Performance with Newly Designed Edge Products, Courtesy of Dirty Diesel Performance Parts

LogoDirty Diesel Customs is an aftermarket automotive parts manufacturer and producer that specializes in diesel engines. Dirty Diesel Customs creates aftermarket automotive parts and accessories for major make and model vehicle brands including Ford, Chevy, GMC, and Dodge.

Dirty Diesel Customs Discusses How to Modify a Diesel Car or Truck for More Performance

LogoDirty Diesel Customs a Diesel Performance Parts customization vendor in Canada and North America examines how you can get more power from your diesel engine:

Dirty Diesel Customs Discusses Ram 1500 EcoDiesel Tops Among Half-Ton Pickups

LogoThe Ram 1500 EcoDiesel earned high marks for fuel economy and its “whisper quiet” interior. The influential magazine said that, in testing, the diesel-powered half-ton achieved average fuel economy of 20 mpg city and 27 mpg highway, far above competitors.

Dirty Diesel Customs Discusses Ram EcoDiesel 1500 Tops Consumer Reports Full-Sized Pickup Truck Ratings

LogoThe EcoDiesel (82 point overall road test score) turned in a best-in-class fuel economy of 20 mpg overall and 27 mpg on the highway, to help it score better than the previously tested Ram 1500 V8 (81) regular gas version and Chevrolet Silverado 1500 LT(80).

In the Age of Expensive Pickup Trucks, One Can Still Get a Cool One for Under $30,000

LogoThe folks at Ram, however, think a good pickup doesn't have to be so expensive — and to prove it, they built the 2014 Ram 1500 Tradesman/Express. Take a Tradesman work truck, add a few appearance items, give it a Hemi V-8 engine and — voila: an attractive, two-door, sporty pickup that just happens to be the least-expensive V-8-powered truck in America. What do you get for the money you do spend? Not much, it turns out — not even some of the basics that people have come to expect in modern vehicles, though that hasn't stopped the Express trim from being massively popular with Ram customers. Compare the 2013 and 2014 Ram 1500s here.

2015 Volkswagen Golf GTE Plug-in Hybrid Priced in Germany from €36,900 Won't Head to U.S

LogoThat’s according to German website AutoBild, which says the plug-in hybrid 2015 Volkswagen Golf GTE will cost just €2,000 more to buy than the all-electric Volkswagen e-Golf.

Dirty Diesel Customs Prepares to Redesign Website in Nontraditional Fashion

LogoAs part of their 10 year anniversary celebration, Dirty Diesel Customs has secured a new logo and is preparing to implement this new look with a redesign of the current website. “Dirty Diesel Customs made the decision to change our logo and feel this is the ideal time to roll out a brand new web site to better compliment this logo,” says Dennis Craig, owner of Dirty Diesel Customs. The quick and easy ability to search for product will stay intact for customers, offering a more modern and fresh design to the overall look of the site.

Diesel Performance Parts Discusses 1967 Chevrolet Camaro Chosen as Champion 'King of the Road'

LogoKowalchick, the owner of a specialty automotive service business, receives the $5,000 King of the Road grand prize as well as $500 for winning one of the contest's 10 weekly rounds. The 2014 King of the Road program garnered more than 550 entries and over 90,000 votes from among the Web-connected Champion community of "Performance Driven(TM)" enthusiasts.

The 2015 Ford F150 Needs an 8-Speed Transmission to Keep Pace with Ram, GM

LogoWhen buying a half ton pickup truck like the 2015 Ford F150, the Chevy Silverado or the Ram 1500, fuel economy usually isn’t all that high on the customer’s priorities. After all, these vehicles are among the least efficient consumer models in the industry and for good reason, as they are the biggest and the most capable consumer models. However, with the competition heating up between the Silverado/Sierra, the Ram and the F150, every little feature could sway a buyer so in addition to making sure that their top selling pickups can do as much as possible, automakers are working hard to help these pickups offer the best fuel economy possible.

Diesel Performance Parts Discusses North America Fuel Additives Market Is Expected to Reach $8,100 Million by 2017 - New Report by MicroMarket Monitor

LogoFuel additives market is witnessing an increase in demand due to the increasing consumption of Ultra Low Sulphur Diesel (ULSD), which requires more dosing of additives. The report estimates the size of the Fuel Additives market in terms of volume and value. The report provides a comprehensive review of the key market drivers, challenges, and issues.