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Jun 28, 2008 | 10:40 AM

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Iraq Sucks

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Sounds like everyone here loves handhelds over anything else

. I know of a few shops around that the F-body guys seem to love, I think I'll check it out.
Now about the factory warranty. Could I get away w/ getting work done w/ a custom tune?

Jun 28, 2008 | 01:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Iraq Sucks

I always thought you take a risk with custom tuning. The things changed might be more aggresive or not as aggresive as I want. With a programmer if you don't like a certain setup you have 3 other options at your fingertips. I am more concerned w/ reliability than a few HP or FT Lbs. here or there. Do yall think I could if I needed warranty work done on the truck I could get away w/ it with a non-stock tune?

How can it not be the way you want it? its CUSTOM tuned to the way you want it. The handheld offers what they think is good for you, which depending on your geographical location might be worse than what you have stock.

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Originally Posted by Iraq Sucks

Sounds like everyone here loves handhelds over anything else

. I know of a few shops around that the F-body guys seem to love, I think I'll check it out.
Now about the factory warranty. Could I get away w/ getting work done w/ a custom tune?

A warranty can only be void if the dealer determines that the part in question failed as a direct result to a modification you did.
So, If you tune out your tq management and your transmission goes out, they'll look at your tune to make sure TQ management is there, If its not it's void, if its there your good.
SO, should something like that happen, have the tuner put it back.

However, most dealerships don't look at the tune.