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08-17-2007, 04:21 PM
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Pretty sure he always runs 93 octane. I'm looking to get at tune in the near future when I get a few more things for my truck ie.. Injectors, converter and most likely a cam. Been trying to decide if I should go with one of the many reputable tuners around or get HPtuners or something similiar and learn to play with it myself. I got the patience to do it myself and I've got mechanical ability to understand and grasp what does what and why, kinda like the idea of being able to change things when I want to and not having to wait or be dependent on somebody else's schedule and workload.
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Originally Posted by LowBlack99
Pretty sure he always runs 93 octane. I'm looking to get at tune in the near future when I get a few more things for my truck ie.. Injectors, converter and most likely a cam. Been trying to decide if I should go with one of the many reputable tuners around or get HPtuners or something similiar and learn to play with it myself. I got the patience to do it myself and I've got mechanical ability to understand and grasp what does what and why, kinda like the idea of being able to change things when I want to and not having to wait or be dependent on somebody else's schedule and workload.
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