Performance tuners?
Butt-Head
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From: Reed Point, MT
The 01 I recently bought came with a 70 (I'm guessing)HP Western Diesel hard chip that worked ok, but transmission shifting was still mushy. I got (aquired for free) a Superchips 70/90/110 tuner and immediately installed the 70 HP tune. The shifting is better, and the EGTs don't rise so quickly. Even on the 110 HP setting (where it stays now), the transmission feels good and the truck runs great.
Wanna buy a WD chip??? J/K
BTW, nope, can't see your signature.
Cody
Wanna buy a WD chip??? J/K
BTW, nope, can't see your signature.
Cody
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sorry dave but the sigs have turned off for some time now. to get them to show you need to join the site .
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From: SC
Originally Posted by David1990
Which performance tuner do you guys like? Do you like the Edge, SCT, or the Banks Sixgun?
BTW: Do you guys see my sig?
BTW: Do you guys see my sig?
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Originally Posted by David1990
I did join the site.... I think.
As a supporter your sig moves to the bottom of your posts. In addition, you get rid of some, but not all, of the advertising banners.
Anybody can move their cursor over the word "signature" in the upper right hand corner of your post and your sig will pop up.
Hope this helps.
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Originally Posted by Fordafied
Yeah I see your sig. So what, looks like a stock truck. You need to worry about more important things before a tuner: like intake, exhaust, and then gauges. After that, then get the tuner. You may already have that but your sig only shows stuff you have on a stock truck. You build a foundation 1st and then add the power so you can handle and monitor it before doing damage.
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From: Tennesee
David1990,
Depends on your use and what engine you have a 7.3 or a 6.0. We stock them all give us a call and we'll help you with questions and find out how you use the truck and what is best for your needs etc. We would reccomend gauges too with any tuners to make sure you keep EGT's in check etc.
Mark @ DPPI
Depends on your use and what engine you have a 7.3 or a 6.0. We stock them all give us a call and we'll help you with questions and find out how you use the truck and what is best for your needs etc. We would reccomend gauges too with any tuners to make sure you keep EGT's in check etc.
Mark @ DPPI
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From: SC
Originally Posted by MarkDPP
David1990,
Depends on your use and what engine you have a 7.3 or a 6.0. We stock them all give us a call and we'll help you with questions and find out how you use the truck and what is best for your needs etc. We would reccomend gauges too with any tuners to make sure you keep EGT's in check etc.
Mark @ DPPI
Depends on your use and what engine you have a 7.3 or a 6.0. We stock them all give us a call and we'll help you with questions and find out how you use the truck and what is best for your needs etc. We would reccomend gauges too with any tuners to make sure you keep EGT's in check etc.
Mark @ DPPI
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From: Milky Way Galaxy
Originally Posted by kw5413
. . . Anybody can move their cursor over the word "signature" in the upper right hand corner of your post and your sig will pop up . . .
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From: SC
Originally Posted by Fords4Me
Harsh. Just plain harsh.
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Originally Posted by Fordafied
Yeah I see your sig. So what, looks like a stock truck. You need to worry about more important things before a tuner: like intake, exhaust, and then gauges. After that, then get the tuner. You may already have that but your sig only shows stuff you have on a stock truck. You build a foundation 1st and then add the power so you can handle and monitor it before doing damage.
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Originally Posted by Fordafied
No one uses the search anymore. I am not using this thread as an example but how many times has the "what tires fits" or "how big of a tire will fit of a stock rim" been asked.
You could probably reduce all these frequently asked questions if you put together a FAQ with all the questions (and answers) you are tired of answering over and over.
Then folks could read the FAQ, and not have to search, reducing bandwidth, repeat postings, and no longer bothering you.
It could be a win win win ..........