Emissions On Tuner
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Emissions On Tuner
Anyone have experience with 6.7 (2018 with 37s) emissions in-tact tuning? Worth it, waste of time? I searched FTE but have to admit I didn't dig too deep, though I see 5Star and SCT both have offerings, among others. Just trying to get some real-world experience.
Very different, but I had good experience with that pair on my old F-150 Ecoboost. Curious about Banks and Stealth modules too, and should add I was originally only looking at speed-o / shift points / fuel gauge correction, like Hypertech or Rough Country, and I'm not deleting or going hot rod or anything. Thanks
Very different, but I had good experience with that pair on my old F-150 Ecoboost. Curious about Banks and Stealth modules too, and should add I was originally only looking at speed-o / shift points / fuel gauge correction, like Hypertech or Rough Country, and I'm not deleting or going hot rod or anything. Thanks
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I say leave it 100% stock or go full delete.
These things are so finicky sometimes it seems like they barely work without messing with ‘em.
The Derringer has been causing problems on the GM diesels, not sure about the Fords.
These things are so finicky sometimes it seems like they barely work without messing with ‘em.
The Derringer has been causing problems on the GM diesels, not sure about the Fords.
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Anyone have experience with 6.7 (2018 with 37s) emissions in-tact tuning? Worth it, waste of time? I searched FTE but have to admit I didn't dig too deep, though I see 5Star and SCT both have offerings, among others. Just trying to get some real-world experience.
Very different, but I had good experience with that pair on my old F-150 Ecoboost. Curious about Banks and Stealth modules too, and should add I was originally only looking at speed-o / shift points / fuel gauge correction, like Hypertech or Rough Country, and I'm not deleting or going hot rod or anything. Thanks
Very different, but I had good experience with that pair on my old F-150 Ecoboost. Curious about Banks and Stealth modules too, and should add I was originally only looking at speed-o / shift points / fuel gauge correction, like Hypertech or Rough Country, and I'm not deleting or going hot rod or anything. Thanks
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That EZLynk AutoAgent looks pretty cool, but I'm going to stick to speed-o correction for now. Though some decent plug-n-play gains on those tunes
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