ts-chip 6 pos
ts-chip 6 pos
is the stock setting worth it i have no emissions, can't i just unplug it if i want stock?
and is there much of a difference between 65 and 80 dd?
and if any of u have lope or smoke show what do y'all think of those two?
oh one more is there much of a difference between the 100, 120? and 120, 140? like a huge difference? im going to be getting one soon and want to decide the exact tunes i want.
i tow very little its my dd and fun 7.3 liter rice eater. haha had to.
and is there much of a difference between 65 and 80 dd?
and if any of u have lope or smoke show what do y'all think of those two?
oh one more is there much of a difference between the 100, 120? and 120, 140? like a huge difference? im going to be getting one soon and want to decide the exact tunes i want.
i tow very little its my dd and fun 7.3 liter rice eater. haha had to.
BOMBARDIER
Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 2,959
Likes: 187
From: Ellensburg, WA
You are correct, stock tune is the same as taking the chip out, only difference is one takes less than 1 second and the other takes 3 minutes.
If you live in a place where it is cold during the winter, a high idle position is great.
Otherwise, I only use my street and extreme. There are subtle differences between the two like reaction off the line and smoke.
You probably won't see much difference between a 65 and 80 daily tune. I personally think smoke show and lope are a waste of time, but if that is what you are into, go for it.
If you live in a place where it is cold during the winter, a high idle position is great.
Otherwise, I only use my street and extreme. There are subtle differences between the two like reaction off the line and smoke.
You probably won't see much difference between a 65 and 80 daily tune. I personally think smoke show and lope are a waste of time, but if that is what you are into, go for it.
You are correct, stock tune is the same as taking the chip out, only difference is one takes less than 1 second and the other takes 3 minutes.
If you live in a place where it is cold during the winter, a high idle position is great.
Otherwise, I only use my street and extreme. There are subtle differences between the two like reaction off the line and smoke.
You probably won't see much difference between a 65 and 80 daily tune. I personally think smoke show and lope are a waste of time, but if that is what you are into, go for it.
If you live in a place where it is cold during the winter, a high idle position is great.
Otherwise, I only use my street and extreme. There are subtle differences between the two like reaction off the line and smoke.
You probably won't see much difference between a 65 and 80 daily tune. I personally think smoke show and lope are a waste of time, but if that is what you are into, go for it.
Diesel Enthusiast
Joined: Nov 2010
Posts: 159
Likes: 5
From: Othello, Wa
i have an extreme and smoke setting, they both blow the same exact amount of smoke, the extreme just gives me the power to back it up. can the smoke tune and save the pos. for another tune you can use. and powersmoker is right, if you live in a cold area, High Idle will be a great position to have
i have an extreme and smoke setting, they both blow the same exact amount of smoke, the extreme just gives me the power to back it up. can the smoke tune and save the pos. for another tune you can use. and powersmoker is right, if you live in a cold area, High Idle will be a great position to have
ya extreme, high idle, are for sure maybe stock for easy fixing stuff. and probably 50hp, 75hp, 100hp
Diesel Bomber
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 7,638
Likes: 638
From: Bend OR
You are correct, stock tune is the same as taking the chip out, only difference is one takes less than 1 second and the other takes 3 minutes.
If you live in a place where it is cold during the winter, a high idle position is great.
Otherwise, I only use my street and extreme. There are subtle differences between the two like reaction off the line and smoke.
You probably won't see much difference between a 65 and 80 daily tune. I personally think smoke show and lope are a waste of time, but if that is what you are into, go for it.
If you live in a place where it is cold during the winter, a high idle position is great.
Otherwise, I only use my street and extreme. There are subtle differences between the two like reaction off the line and smoke.
You probably won't see much difference between a 65 and 80 daily tune. I personally think smoke show and lope are a waste of time, but if that is what you are into, go for it.
You damn OBS drivers bitching about pulling the chip...LOL
Takes me about 15 seconds to pull the chip... I'll make a video if it helps you!
Diesel Bomber
Joined: Sep 2007
Posts: 7,638
Likes: 638
From: Bend OR
