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It really all depends on what you already have done, and what setting you are wanting to run.
The default catchers are fine but there is better performance to be had by fine tuning the sub settings.
You can change the rail pressure, timing, and torque management inside of each individual catcher setting.
If you can let me know exactly what you have done to the truck like what injectors, what turbo, upgraded or stock CP3, aftermarket lift pump, ect. ect. I can be of a little more help.
The default catchers are fine but there is better performance to be had by fine tuning the sub settings.
You can change the rail pressure, timing, and torque management inside of each individual catcher setting.
If you can let me know exactly what you have done to the truck like what injectors, what turbo, upgraded or stock CP3, aftermarket lift pump, ect. ect. I can be of a little more help.
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It really all depends on what you already have done, and what setting you are wanting to run.
The default catchers are fine but there is better performance to be had by fine tuning the sub settings.
You can change the rail pressure, timing, and torque management inside of each individual catcher setting.
If you can let me know exactly what you have done to the truck like what injectors, what turbo, upgraded or stock CP3, aftermarket lift pump, ect. ect. I can be of a little more help.
The default catchers are fine but there is better performance to be had by fine tuning the sub settings.
You can change the rail pressure, timing, and torque management inside of each individual catcher setting.
If you can let me know exactly what you have done to the truck like what injectors, what turbo, upgraded or stock CP3, aftermarket lift pump, ect. ect. I can be of a little more help.
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