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With what you're looking at, while it's maybe cheaper, whatever it does ...
... that's pretty much what you are stuck with.
However, whether you go with a "canned" tuner like Superchips (that's the company name, it's not a chip) or another's ...
... or one of the several referenced "custom" tuners with their tunes ...
... either way you'll have the ability to choose between several tunes according to usage planned or fuel choice or back to stock even.
Hey guys i know i'm in the wrong forum but i couldnt seem to find a straight answer anywhere else...i have a 2001 5.4 king ranch and wondering what the best "canned" tuner was......help me out guys
Hey guys i know i'm in the wrong forum but i couldnt seem to find a straight answer anywhere else...i have a 2001 5.4 king ranch and wondering what the best "canned" tuner was......help me out guys
Either SCT or Edge is what you are going to want. Both are good, but the Edge CS and CTS can display lots of real-time info like different temperatures, RPM, instant MPG, MAF, etc, etc. SCT makes one as well, but I believe it is a little more expensive. In my opinion, EDGE is much better if you want that screen. If not, then honestly either is good. I have an Edge so I can vouch for them, but others have SCT which they love as well.
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