All I have to say is WOW!!! Cant wait to see what custom tunes are gonna do. But one thing I noticed today when I got to work was that when I got there was a smell like when your breaking something in, hope that makes sense, but I didnt really push the truck or anything hard. Its not the exhaust cause I had that done a couple of weeks ago and the smell went away in a couple days. Is it just me or something that anybody else noticed??
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Best of luck to you, and hopefully you don't have the same attitude when you go into the dealer to get your trans fixed, because if you do your gonna need a big jar of vaseline cause they are gonna stick it to you, HARD
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All I have to say is WOW!!! Cant wait to see what custom tunes are gonna do. But one thing I noticed today when I got to work was that when I got there was a smell like when your breaking something in, hope that makes sense, but I didnt really push the truck or anything hard. Its not the exhaust cause I had that done a couple of weeks ago and the smell went away in a couple days. Is it just me or something that anybody else noticed??
Was it possibly the "new electronics" smell? You don't say where you smelled it - inside or outside the cab? If inside, I'd suspect it's just the normal "boiling off" of solvents in the Gryphon due to the internal temperatures of components when being powered for the first time. If it was outside though, I wouldn't have any idea.
Yea it has a little bit. Ive put bout 500 miles so far.
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Was it possibly the "new electronics" smell? You don't say where you smelled it - inside or outside the cab? If inside, I'd suspect it's just the normal "boiling off" of solvents in the Gryphon due to the internal temperatures of components when being powered for the first time. If it was outside though, I wouldn't have any idea.
- Jack
Thats what i was thinking bout maybe the electronics, it was on the outside though.
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Now just gotta wait for custom tunes to see how it really wakes up the truck.
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