Boost my 14 GMC
Feb 16, 2016 | 08:27 PM
#132
DoD/AFM is just a simple enable/disable in the tune, so your right it's off.
And if those greg banish dvd's are the older ones, they won't help with a GEN 5 motor. Some things might carry over but just about everything else is different than the GEN 3/4 motors for ways of tuning and what tables do what.
And if those greg banish dvd's are the older ones, they won't help with a GEN 5 motor. Some things might carry over but just about everything else is different than the GEN 3/4 motors for ways of tuning and what tables do what.
Feb 16, 2016 | 08:39 PM
#133
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TECH Junkie
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I may play with the trans settings somewhat but I'm just gonna leave it to the tuning experts. Cant afford to hurt my baby. AC season is fixing to start and I'm gonna be burning up the roads shortly getting everyone comfortable again.
Feb 16, 2016 | 08:51 PM
#134
DoD/AFM is just a simple enable/disable in the tune, so your right it's off.
And if those greg banish dvd's are the older ones, they won't help with a GEN 5 motor. Some things might carry over but just about everything else is different than the GEN 3/4 motors for ways of tuning and what tables do what.
And if those greg banish dvd's are the older ones, they won't help with a GEN 5 motor. Some things might carry over but just about everything else is different than the GEN 3/4 motors for ways of tuning and what tables do what.
Guess I'll find the latest one.
Feb 25, 2016 | 10:59 PM
#138
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TECH Junkie
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From: Arlington, TX
I would like some recommendations on double adjustable front shocks for 2014 and up. Having trouble finding anything for this truck as everything is for earlier models. If I can knock ~ .1 off the 60' (or better) I believe I may crack into the 7's without anything else. Want to maximize my 60' without a converter and with just street tires.
