1023 diesel tuning
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1023 diesel tuning
In my search for new tunes for my hydra, I stumbled upon 1023 diesel. Normally I wouldn't consider a company that isn't well known/doesn't have many reviews. However, what got my attention was that RiffRaff diesel sells their tunes. So I looked up 1023 on facebook, and have read nothing but good things about them. I will be purchasing one or two of their tunes tomorrow and will give a report once I receive the tune(s). If anybody has any experience with 1023 or any other tuner that isn't as well known, feel free to chime in!
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In my search for new tunes for my hydra, I stumbled upon 1023 diesel. Normally I wouldn't consider a company that isn't well known/doesn't have many reviews. However, what got my attention was that RiffRaff diesel sells their tunes. So I looked up 1023 on facebook, and have read nothing but good things about them. I will be purchasing one or two of their tunes tomorrow and will give a report once I receive the tune(s). If anybody has any experience with 1023 or any other tuner that isn't as well known, feel free to chime in!
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Once I saw that RiffRaff sold them, I immediately bought four of the tunes (Heavy Tow, Econo, Street Shredder, Cummins Killer). I've been using them since 10/24 and this included a towing trip with the 5th wheel. They are much better than both the PHP and GH custom tunes in my application. They idle better, provide better towing shift and TC lockup behavior, less smokey by a lot and just run better all around. I will say that I did have to buy the RR boost limiter device and went ahead and included a new map sensor as they don't program the overboost codes out. With the SXE Turbo, I was blasting the MAP sensor with 40psi easily setting off the overboost codes. Discussing with Clay, he feels it's not a good strategy to do so in tunes and better to use the boost limiter. Whatever works IMO and these definitely do. Very happy with them overall.
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Once I saw that RiffRaff sold them, I immediately bought four of the tunes (Heavy Tow, Econo, Street Shredder, Cummins Killer). I've been using them since 10/24 and this included a towing trip with the 5th wheel. They are much better than both the PHP and GH custom tunes in my application. They idle better, provide better towing shift and TC lockup behavior, less smokey by a lot and just run better all around. I will say that I did have to buy the RR boost limiter device and went ahead and included a new map sensor as they don't program the overboost codes out. With the SXE Turbo, I was blasting the MAP sensor with 40psi easily setting off the overboost codes. Discussing with Clay, he feels it's not a good strategy to do so in tunes and better to use the boost limiter. Whatever works IMO and these definitely do. Very happy with them overall.
What are your thoughts on the Street Shredder and Cummins Killer, are they too hot for daily driving?
Do you have a high idle tune from GH or PHP that you use still?
Do you use any older tunes (other than 1023) still? If I were to try them, I would probably get the high idle redone by GH for new injectors and get a daily driver and heavy tow from 1023. No need really for hot tunes, but if they are daily tunes with hot names, that is something different.
This will be a tough side by side comparison because of your S364.5, but your words will at least give us some indication (as they have already) of what 1023 is all about.
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I decided to try one of the 1023 tunes since Riffraff Diesel started carrying them as well. Given Clay's experience with the Powerstroke platform I figure if it is good enough for him to offer, there must be something to it. So far I am very happy with the shifting and how smooth the power is and I run the Street Shredder tune only. Tuning is a fickle thing, and even good tunes can run great on one truck and not on another, but at least on mine I am very happy so far.
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Thanks for the reps Sous . I still haven't ordered the tunes yet, the soybean harvest just started for the farm I work on. Work plus getting ready for finals at school has got me pretty wore out by the end of the day lol. When I do get around to ordering them, I will be going with Medium tow, Daily Economy, and probably Street Shredder as it does state it's still clean enough to daily drive in. One question I do have for dusty is: Since my truck is an early 99 with a build date of 3/98, when I order the tunes off of riffraff, I'm assuming I pick 1998 for model year? I'm also guessing that the year doesn't matter THAT much, as long as I give you the right pcm code? Really looking forward to getting these tunes
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Thanks for the reps Sous . I still haven't ordered the tunes yet, the soybean harvest just started for the farm I work on. Work plus getting ready for finals at school has got me pretty wore out by the end of the day lol. When I do get around to ordering them, I will be going with Medium tow, Daily Economy, and probably Street Shredder as it does state it's still clean enough to daily drive in. One question I do have for dusty is: Since my truck is an early 99 with a build date of 3/98, when I order the tunes off of riffraff, I'm assuming I pick 1998 for model year? I'm also guessing that the year doesn't matter THAT much, as long as I give you the right pcm code? Really looking forward to getting these tunes
E99s are actually the biggest success we have had i would say. We have calibrations that work really well for them now. Those are some finicky buggers