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Gentlemen,
Yesterday I was being a bad example to my 14 yr old son as I floored it coming onto a county road. Since we straight piped it, we really like to hear it rumble and when he said floor it I was quick to oblige. What I noticed is that the truck seems to stumble a little between shifts. It seems to loose power but than starts to regain it again. It does not do this during normal hwy driving. Is that called lag? Is that just the way our trucks work? Can I do something about it? Will a tuner help with this? My truck is a 06 KR. Other than the exhaust and egr delete, its completely stock.
Thanks
Gilbert
Yesterday I was being a bad example to my 14 yr old son as I floored it coming onto a county road. Since we straight piped it, we really like to hear it rumble and when he said floor it I was quick to oblige. What I noticed is that the truck seems to stumble a little between shifts. It seems to loose power but than starts to regain it again. It does not do this during normal hwy driving. Is that called lag? Is that just the way our trucks work? Can I do something about it? Will a tuner help with this? My truck is a 06 KR. Other than the exhaust and egr delete, its completely stock.
Thanks
Gilbert
Last edited by Amicus; Oct 21, 2016 at 10:27 AM. Reason: add question
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Maybe ask previous owne if he has/kept the tuner if there was even one. Mine came with. Usually though depending on the tune/tuner it should shift much firmer and not delayed like you described
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