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Old 02-18-2012, 06:39 PM
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performance chips

i have a 95 f250 4x4 extended cab long bed 5 speed i was wondering what is the best chips on the market for my truck.
 
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BTS, PHP, tony wildman, tyrant diesel, DP tuner, gear head are all good tuners. Just about all of these guys use a TS style 6 position chip
 
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Beans burned a pretty good one for me, its almost as good as the TW I have. I going to have Beans touch it up some then it might be better then the TW.
 
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hey oldbird....what is beans?
 
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The kind that makes you toot!! LOL Beans Diesel Performance, BDP They also sell a lot of other stuff. Home page
 
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You'll want to get a Pyrometer and turbo boost gauge before you modify your tuning at all.
 
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Old 02-19-2012, 07:59 AM
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Thanks I looked them up....now to decide what to do first the chip,3inch down pipe or the exhaust....
 
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Old 02-19-2012, 08:02 AM
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Downpipe/Exhuast, Chip on the factory exhuast might be a little counterproductive.
 
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Downpipe and exhaust. And I would also consider an intake as well. Many of us do a poor mans intake called the 6637. Riffraff diesel sells a kit, or you can look the stuff up yourself and save a few bucks.
 
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That's kind of what I was thinking let her breathe before turning up the power on her...
 
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1. Intake
2. 3in DP to at least 4 inch exhaust
3. Pyro, Boost guages
4. Chip
 
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Downpipe and 6637 first. The 31/2" exhaust is fine until you can afford a 4", just get rid of the cat and muffer. Pyro gauge then chip. Boost is nice but its not a performance thing, its a WoW thing!
 
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