4.6l Tuner
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4.6l Tuner
2000 F-150 4.6l v8
135,000 miles
5 speed manual
I am upgrading my stock wheels and tires and was looking at buying a Superlift Truespeek Speedometer Recalibrator for about $180.
I then started looking at buying a tuner because most tuners can recalibrate the speedometer and offer more horsepower for a little bit more money. Because my truck is manual, I don't need the ability to alter transmission shift points as some offer. I want more horsepower/torque but don't care about MPG. If I was worried about mpg i would've bought a car.
I want the most for money. I don't want to buy something cheap and not be happy.
The Edge looks like a nice product, but man its expensive. Is it that much greater than the competition.
My future plans include an aftermarket intake and exhaust.
Your expertise is greatly appreciated.
135,000 miles
5 speed manual
I am upgrading my stock wheels and tires and was looking at buying a Superlift Truespeek Speedometer Recalibrator for about $180.
I then started looking at buying a tuner because most tuners can recalibrate the speedometer and offer more horsepower for a little bit more money. Because my truck is manual, I don't need the ability to alter transmission shift points as some offer. I want more horsepower/torque but don't care about MPG. If I was worried about mpg i would've bought a car.
I want the most for money. I don't want to buy something cheap and not be happy.
The Edge looks like a nice product, but man its expensive. Is it that much greater than the competition.
My future plans include an aftermarket intake and exhaust.
Your expertise is greatly appreciated.
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I like the Diablosport Predator that I have. You can correct the tire size, gear ratios (when changed), add more power and as an added bonus, it is an excellent code scanner that even logs live data. Motorhaven has a good deal on them.
