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Ughhhhhh Rick, between you and Jim the pressure to keep modding never ends (Jim more of cosmetic mods, but still). It will be soon i swear. I got a line on one of my kidneys on the black market from a guy in Europe hahahahaha
um i like both 140 not one more than the other
one just has more smoke imop
and yes i know i have alot into my truck but im in high school so all my money goes to my truck and thats what a job and 1/2 gets you money for your truck
yes i will get the gauges and vb pretty soon thats next on my list
Thankyou for the input on the 140's. If you do the VB, you will have to get a reburn from Jody, just wnat to repoint that out. WW... anybody really, whatever's cheapest... xtremediesel.com has nice cheap ones. The OBA will prevent an overboost defueling situation
If you do the VB, you will have to get a reburn from Jody, just wnat to repoint that out.
I was told by both Diane (W/ DP Tuner) and Dennis (At ITP Diesel) that a re-burn wasnt needed with the John Woods VB. Something about JW and DP working close together.
conman3300,
I got my JW from ITP, installed it, and love it.
Depending on how old or cool the asphalt is (tackyness), in 140 I could roll off a stop with light pedal then step on it at about 20mph and break traction in the rear. The VB sure does make a difference when it comes to getting that power to the ground. No more questioning a complete shift either.
Like Scarecrow said on roads freshly paved or a road that is just a few years old it is hard to break lose on do to the new materials put into them. Also old roads when it gets warm the AC tends to be a little softer and sticka little better.