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Hi guys I installed my DP Tuner yesterday and boy was I amazed. The truck is totally different....its like a new truck. I am so happy with it when I was first driving with it yesterday I had that same happy feeling that I had when I first got the truck! If you your thinking of buying a chip get the DP tuner well worth the $$
Yeah I am also getting use to the Touchy pedal and as for mods I have dual 4" exhaust and am looking at getting a intake and gauges
Everyone around here will tell you gauges are a MUST and yes, they are extremely important, especially when running a tuner. Most common ones to get are EGT, trans temp and boost. A lot of people run the 6637 intake and really like it. When I bought my truck it already came with an afe stage 2 intake and I am very satisfied with it.
It goes 1: stock 2: drive through 3: 80hp econo 4: 120hp 5: 140hp
If you do not have Gage's I would not use the 120 or 140 for sure. In my 80e i can get to 1100 + degrees in seconds with the go pedal down. A bigger tune and you can burn up a piston if you don't have Gage's. Gages let you know if you are running too hot ,so you can back off the pedal to cool things down! Most here will say no gages no tuner. Congrats and isnt the power amazing! Gota love it!
If you do not have Gage's I would not use the 120 or 140 for sure. In my 80e i can get to 1100 + degrees in seconds with the go pedal down. A bigger tune and you can burn up a piston if you don't have Gage's. Gages let you know if you are running too hot ,so you can back off the pedal to cool things down! Most here will say no gages no tuner. Congrats and isnt the power amazing! Gota love it!
I know I plan on getting gages soon within the next 3 months and until then Im only going to use the 120hp and 140hp tune for short periods of time. as for the 80e I plan on using that as my daily driver.
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