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Sep 17, 2009 | 10:48 AM

#46

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From: Hoschton,GA

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Originally Posted by white Buffalo

Thanks Huck,

When I read this on DP's website I was curious as to what constitutes "normal Driving" and under what conditions will the CEL light come on using the "no code tunes" - since alot of us here aren't "normal"......

I might have to rephrase it like this.....

"If you power break from a dead stop and punch the go pedal down real hard when the second yellow light comes on we do not guarantee anything after the 60 ft mark."

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Sep 17, 2009 | 11:02 AM

#47

Izzy351

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Originally Posted by Orezona

Joe,

Are you using anything to hold the chip in? I'm going to use a dremel tool and try for some straight cuts

I wish I'd had time to do it last time I had it out. But with PHP coming through for me right before I went on vacation there just wasn't time for it with all the packing and stuff going on.

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Originally Posted by aklim

I did the same cut on the plastic. I hold it in with duct tape. HOWEVER, I do put sponge between tape and chip

uuuuhhhmmmmm...... yes....

It is one of those "Get a Rounduit" things.

I like the sponge idea. I would suggest one of those black anti-static types though.

I will say that it's on there really tight. Over a year now and it has yet to move. Granted I have a 2wd truck and it mostly sees bumpy pavement at the worst.

Sep 17, 2009 | 12:51 PM

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UNTAMND

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From: Lansdale, PA

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Originally Posted by DP-Tuner

I might have to rephrase it like this.....
"If you power break from a dead stop and punch the go pedal down real hard when the second yellow light comes on we do not guarantee anything after the 60 ft mark."

So is this while in 2wd or 4wd...lol.
I've had my 67 mustang come sideways after the 60' mark before(with slicks) but I think the 4door longbed "supertanker" would be less then dramatic if it decided to kick out.

Sep 17, 2009 | 02:56 PM

#49

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From: Hoschton,GA

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Originally Posted by UNTAMND

If you got it, 4wd...

When these trucks get sideways and roll mulitple times its the scariest thing imaginable to watch.

Sep 17, 2009 | 04:28 PM

#50

bfife

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From: Twin Falls Idaho

When these trucks get sideways and roll mulitple times its the scariest thing imaginable to watch.

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I taught a big red 4dr how to do the barrel roll.

3 times at 60ph!! never landed on the roof or the tires. I know it was scary from inside the truck, people outside said it was down right impressive!

Barney

Sep 17, 2009 | 07:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Groovy Chick

Awesome, Jason. Give us a shout and let us know what you think about the other tunes!

(Just boxed up your item and it will ship today -- a freebie for making me smile earlier

. Enjoy!)