i just bought a 6 pos. chip and was wondering who has the best tunes for my 03 7.3? i loved my sniper tuning but i want to be able to go from mild to wild in just a turn of a **** and not after sitting there for 5 minutes changing tunes

 

Best??? Your going to get a million differant answers on that one.

I like Swamps, Beans, Power Hungry Performance, Gear Head Performance, Diesel Innovations, Tony Wild man... Those would be my top 6 picks in no order...

 

ive heard alot of talk bout tony wild man, is his tunes and options better than php?

 

... I ran tonys tunes for a bit and they were good... I did not like the shifting, but Tony worked with me, and I have a very dificult valve body to tune around...

I can not say anything bad about the companys I mentioned above.

 

ok what about total diesel performance? have you heard of them?

 

That is Tonys website... You can get his tunes thru Luke at Diesel Dawgs Performance here...

Diesel Dawgs Performance - Diesel Bombers

 

i have PHP right now and i like them so far, gas mileage isn't the best though? i was getting 21 on the highway with my custom tunes with my sniper forces stuff and now i'm only getting around 19

 

and your looking at going with a different company with different tunes already? who you looking at going with? i heard that tony does a great job, thats why im doing all this checking around.

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how much does it usually cost to have chips reburnt? just asking so when i order mine and i dont like the tunes i could have it reburnt.

 

yeah, usually around like 150 bucks give or take, i'm gonna give it about 5 more tanks of fuel and if doesn't get any better i'm gonna change and go from there

 

I am not saying your not getting those numbers... but... well, there is no way your getting 21 ever.

I know of one truck in the country getting 24mpg... Its a lowered 2wd single cab, with 3.55 gears, and a bunch of really goofy looking fairings on it...

With a CC truck such as yours weighing about 7800#'s, it is not going to happen.

How are you coming up with your milage numbers?