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Best tune for a 2005 Gmc ECSB 5.3

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Old 06-13-2011, 11:11 AM
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I've heard there both good, but from my experience I couldn't get either one to respond to my emails. I used nelson and love it. Ordered, shipped, and installed before bb responded. Not trying to talk bad, just saying.
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Yeah Blackbear is tough to get a hold of. Justin is always out on tuning trips. I live 2 hours away from them and I still haven't been tuned. It takes too long for them to respond to really plan ahead well. Hopefully I can get tuned soon, I'm beginning to add bolt-ons and want to get a tune by mid-July.
Old 06-13-2011, 10:47 PM
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Blackbear or Wheatley.

And 6.0 swap, mild cam, 3200 stall converter, built 60e, 14 bolt swap w/ tru trac and 4:10 gear. IMO
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