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Either one will work. What kind of tunes are you looking for? Do you prefer the push button switch or the selector ****? Do you plan on doing more upgrades in the future? If so, Tony does free reburns as mentioned. Do you like the idea of a drive thru tune or no start tune? If so, Jody is the one that offers those.
It really boils down to a matter of preference on some of the little things. You won't go wrong with either one.
What the others have said is gospel. You can't go wrong with either. If you are going to want "perfect tuning" you will want to do live tuning. Then whichever is closer to you would have some influence on which one you choose. DP is in Georgia and TW is in Texas. The more mods you do the more chance that live tuning would benefit you.
Also, both have live tuned enough stock trucks like yours, that you wont benefit from live tuning, unless you really had something special you wanted him to do.
lol by the time i get the lives tuning my truck wont be stock....i'm hoping to get a garret GTP38r, stage II's and john wood valve body...i'm not even getting live tuning till i get these my plans were to order the chip and injectors and instal them at same time...soo hopefully i can go through with my plans......will stage II single shots hurt or help my fuel mileage??? i know stage I's help idk if jumping to stage II would hurt or not????
If you're convinced that you want a JW VB, the go with Jody. Apparently he tunes to how John sets up that VB. We're getting into low level details here, but one thing I'm still a little confused about is how JW does his VB with no calibration plate like BTS & TransGo use. I have the TG Tugger with Tony's tunes and couldn't be happier.
Regarding the convenience thing, yeah it's an issue and a good point if you go with an F6. If you go with a DP F5, you still have to send it in for reburns and pay $25 per custom tune, IIRC. Not sure how they do it with the F6, but I'm guessing you still pay that fee, but you can upgrade it yourself using USB with files downloaded or sent to you over email. But then the F6 is more $$$. Like everyone said, up to your preference...