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Re: chip in powerstroke
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Posted by Aaron SEIA on November 06, 2005 at 05:57:27 from (209.152.112.211):
In Reply to: chip in powerstroke posted by jr55 on November 06, 2005 at 03:49:53:
Cheap ones just turn up the fuel, good ones adjust the timing, duration, fuel, adjust shift points in auto"s, etc. There are several good custom tuners that will give you just about whatever you want. As for the warrenty issue, I"m sure that if the truck maker found out that you added 50 or 100 horse and are discussing who is going to pay for a new clutch, tranny, driveshaft, or whatever broke, that the chip will be "discussed". Aaron SEIA
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