EZ Lynk Tuner
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EZ Lynk Tuner
So I just bought a 2017 F250 6.7 and want to delete it soon using the EZ Lynk Tuner. My question is, the truck is lifted with 37’s and has had the speedometer recalibrated using an aftermarket unit (maybe bullydog). If I delete it and use the EZ Lynk tuner will that affect my speedometer calibration? I hear forscan will not let you go up to 37’s without throwing a code.
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So I just bought a 2017 F250 6.7 and want to delete it soon using the EZ Lynk Tuner. My question is, the truck is lifted with 37’s and has had the speedometer recalibrated using an aftermarket unit (maybe bullydog). If I delete it and use the EZ Lynk tuner will that affect my speedometer calibration? I hear forscan will not let you go up to 37’s without throwing a code.
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I would still remove everything and run just a custom tune written for correct tire size. Thats my opinion. Theres more then one way to skin a cat tho.
Another tip: create another thread asking about just the tire size and recalibration and leave out the delete talk. A lot of peeps on here get their panties in a bunch over the word “delete”. Its silly. Say your gonna run a “emission intact” or “emission on” tune. You will get more replies most likely.
Good luck.
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From: Sulphur, La
I dont know anything about a rough country unit.
I would still remove everything and run just a custom tune written for correct tire size. Thats my opinion. Theres more then one way to skin a cat tho.
Another tip: create another thread asking about just the tire size and recalibration and leave out the delete talk. A lot of peeps on here get their panties in a bunch over the word “delete”. Its silly. Say your gonna run a “emission intact” or “emission on” tune. You will get more replies most likely.
Good luck.
I would still remove everything and run just a custom tune written for correct tire size. Thats my opinion. Theres more then one way to skin a cat tho.
Another tip: create another thread asking about just the tire size and recalibration and leave out the delete talk. A lot of peeps on here get their panties in a bunch over the word “delete”. Its silly. Say your gonna run a “emission intact” or “emission on” tune. You will get more replies most likely.
Good luck.
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