Deciding Which DP Tunes to Get!
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Deciding Which DP Tunes to Get!
So I'm looking at purchasing a F-5 from Dp Tuner to replace my hypertech. What tunes would y'all recommend getting? Im thinking of getting
0-no start
1-stock
2-40hp tow
3-80hp econ
4-100hp econ
and possibly a decel tune.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. The mostly tow around 8000lbs, but it can get as high as 15,000lbs. I can't wait
Thanks,
Kevin
0-no start
1-stock
2-40hp tow
3-80hp econ
4-100hp econ
and possibly a decel tune.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. The mostly tow around 8000lbs, but it can get as high as 15,000lbs. I can't wait
Thanks,
Kevin
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And remember, it's much easier to add the tunes now, even if it cost more, than it is to have to pull it out, send it back, add more tunes and get it back in. The Tiptons are amazingly fast, but just the few days of having to drive around stock is brutal.
The F6 would be the other choice. You can try, add tunes and never pull the chip
The F6 would be the other choice. You can try, add tunes and never pull the chip
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Thanks for the suggestions guys! So you think that I should go with the 60 tow instead of the 40 tow? I dont have guages YET...so i was going to play it on the safe side when towing. I would add the high idle tune but I dont see much use for that. The truck already idles high when cold, and that is the only advantage I see.
Thanks again,
Kevin
Thanks again,
Kevin
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Kevin, all those suggestions are good and I do admit I have all listed above except the 40t and a few extra. Remember, each tune is about the cost of a good meal, give up a couple good meals and get the tunes you want and need. I have No start, stock, high idle, drive thru, lope, 60t, decel, 80t, 60e, 80e, 120r, 140x, and 140smoke, in that order. Still got a few spots left, just can imagine needing anything else until I decide to do more mods.
Now, the ones I use, Stock for cold starts and warm up. High Idle for warming up faster, 60t for towing my 8k camper, decel for slowing my 8k camper, 80t for towing the boat, sometimes, 60e for most of my driving needs, seems just a little better on fuel than 80e and a little less smoke, 80e for when I want just a little more power and smoke, 120 and 140 for just plain fun and the 140 smoke tune is just for what you might think.
Now, the ones I use, Stock for cold starts and warm up. High Idle for warming up faster, 60t for towing my 8k camper, decel for slowing my 8k camper, 80t for towing the boat, sometimes, 60e for most of my driving needs, seems just a little better on fuel than 80e and a little less smoke, 80e for when I want just a little more power and smoke, 120 and 140 for just plain fun and the 140 smoke tune is just for what you might think.
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Thanks for the suggestions guys! So you think that I should go with the 60 tow instead of the 40 tow? I dont have guages YET...so i was going to play it on the safe side when towing. I would add the high idle tune but I dont see much use for that. The truck already idles high when cold, and that is the only advantage I see.
Thanks again,
Kevin
Thanks again,
Kevin
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Haha that is a good point. I would love to get all the tunes but that just isn't affordable right now. So now I am looking at stock, no start, 40 and 60tow, 80e, 120r, decel, and possibly the high idle and 60e. With the high idle that would be a grand total of $533 which isn't as bad as I was thinking. Another question, what is the difference between the regular economy tune and the economy mountain tune? Also on the high idle tune, what RPM would you recommend? (I was thinking 1200?)
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