I need alittle help
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I need alittle help
hey everybody,
I would like to tweak my 2004.5 dodge to make alittle more power. I has always pulled every load i needed with no problem. But my thing is my old 92' is just abit snappier when it comes to the lower rpms. It seems i have to have the 04 up to 1750 to 2000 rpm for it to really take off.
I would like to stay away from programmers if at all possible. I was thinking injectors or injector tips. What do ya'll think? If a programmer is a must to tune the fuel curve then so be it. I have already have a cold air setup and muffler delete. Throw some ideas at me and we'll see what we can come up with. thanks
ez
I would like to tweak my 2004.5 dodge to make alittle more power. I has always pulled every load i needed with no problem. But my thing is my old 92' is just abit snappier when it comes to the lower rpms. It seems i have to have the 04 up to 1750 to 2000 rpm for it to really take off.
I would like to stay away from programmers if at all possible. I was thinking injectors or injector tips. What do ya'll think? If a programmer is a must to tune the fuel curve then so be it. I have already have a cold air setup and muffler delete. Throw some ideas at me and we'll see what we can come up with. thanks
ez
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I have had plans to install a pyro, boost, and fuel pressure gauges too. Even with a six speed it has torque management? the reason i have shyed away from programmers because of the warranty thing but my dealer is pretty cool about things like that. and i have heard good things about the undetectability of the smarty by dealer computers.
thanks for the help.
ez
thanks for the help.
ez
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i am leaning tward the smarty jr. it says now with power on demand. do you think this is a good way to go? i really don't want to get into CP3 pump problems and i figured that the JR might be the safe way to make some more power without getting too crazy. thats what my 92' is for! hehehe thanks guys
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