I think I found it...
Originally Posted by Beefullo
I did a quick 0-60 and got a 7.20 on lvl 3. It's not the best in the world but I am hoping it will go down with a little more tinkering.
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Originally Posted by RamSS/T
Actually I am running 93 octane but my AVG MPG went up from 13.1 to 17.2 (mix of city and highway driving). So basicaly a 25% increase in MPG and a 10% increase in cost per gallon.
So saving $14.50 everytime you fill up..... plus always having that extra power there when you need it is well worth 93 octane.
Originally Posted by Beefullo
For me my truck is my baby.
I use the best wax.
I use the best oil.
I use the best brake pads.
Why wouldn't I use the best fuel?
I use the best wax.
I use the best oil.
I use the best brake pads.
Why wouldn't I use the best fuel?

Anyway, I was just asking if the tunes were dependent on the octane. I won't pay the difference in fuel costs, for little to no gains in performance. Sorry, didn't mean to step on ego's.
joe
Originally Posted by 02Thunder
Best fuel? The best fuel is what the engine burns the most efficiently, and the cleanest. Higher octane does not equal better fuel.
Anyway, I was just asking if the tunes were dependent on the octane. I won't pay the difference in fuel costs, for little to no gains in performance. Sorry, didn't mean to step on ego's.
joe
Anyway, I was just asking if the tunes were dependent on the octane. I won't pay the difference in fuel costs, for little to no gains in performance. Sorry, didn't mean to step on ego's.
joe
Night and day is not a calculatable number. It is purely emotional, subjective, and not quantitative. Do you have dyno charts? Do you have timeslips from a track?
Look, I am not trying to be an ***. I am being objective. I have heard a lot of claims of exhaust, and filters, and tornados giving performance gains, and they are mostly in the minds of those that wrote the checks.
I am just asking for info...
Look, I am not trying to be an ***. I am being objective. I have heard a lot of claims of exhaust, and filters, and tornados giving performance gains, and they are mostly in the minds of those that wrote the checks.
I am just asking for info...
Originally Posted by 02Thunder
Night and day is not a calculatable number. It is purely emotional, subjective, and not quantitative. Do you have dyno charts? Do you have timeslips from a track?
Look, I am not trying to be an ***. I am being objective. I have heard a lot of claims of exhaust, and filters, and tornados giving performance gains, and they are mostly in the minds of those that wrote the checks.
I am just asking for info...
Look, I am not trying to be an ***. I am being objective. I have heard a lot of claims of exhaust, and filters, and tornados giving performance gains, and they are mostly in the minds of those that wrote the checks.
I am just asking for info...
There's a dyno, heh.
You could always look at the F150's normal 0-60 time of 9.12 and see that with better shifting and tuning I almost shaved off a whole two seconds. I installed an intake and exhaust on my old Bronco and yeah, I could tell a difference, but nothing like the difference this tuner made.
Originally Posted by 02Thunder
Night and day is not a calculatable number. It is purely emotional, subjective, and not quantitative. Do you have dyno charts? Do you have timeslips from a track?
Look, I am not trying to be an ***. I am being objective. I have heard a lot of claims of exhaust, and filters, and tornados giving performance gains, and they are mostly in the minds of those that wrote the checks.
I am just asking for info...
Look, I am not trying to be an ***. I am being objective. I have heard a lot of claims of exhaust, and filters, and tornados giving performance gains, and they are mostly in the minds of those that wrote the checks.
I am just asking for info...
Jesus, I feel like I am back in the Lightning forums...

Let me asure you the seat of the pants gain from a tune is nothing like the seat of pants gained from a airfilter. You can see (big black streaks left by the back tires...lets see a stock tuned truck smoke 24s!), feel (the truck just plain pulls MUCH harder), and hear (the truck sounds totaly different at both start and idle) a difference. But if you want numbers...how does 11.13 0-60 stock vs 7.16 (best....7.3s average) Level 3 tuned sound. I don't care who you are...you can but a 4 sec improvment is dramatic and something you can feel!
You guys are way too emotional about your trucks. Relax a little, things will make more sense.
Originally Posted by 02Thunder
And that is at the expense of 93 octane, like I first asked? Yep.
So where can I get this? I havent logged into the forum in a while and here I am ready to buy something. Geeez...bad news. My truck is in the shop getting repaired from an accident, so why not buy it a treat for when it gets out!!!!!!!!!
Did you buy it directly from them? I like that it has a mount too.
Did you buy it directly from them? I like that it has a mount too.
Just got an Edge EVO
Jsut purchased an '06 KR SCrew and did a little research before purchasing the Edge EVO. I have never had a tuner before and have never done any mods on any vehicle. Installation was very simple, programming was simple except for calculating my tire circumference. I have the optional 20' rims. After figuring that out, the rest was a piece of cake. Now my truck acts like a totally different truck. Performance gains were very noticable, towing is a lot easier, mpg went up, etc. Well worth the purchase and when I get a wild hair, I just program in level 3 and stomp the gas. The acceleration is almost astonishing compared to stock. Just hope its not bad for the engine.
Originally Posted by 02Thunder
And that is at the expense of 93 octane, like I first asked? Yep.
You guys are way too emotional about your trucks. Relax a little, things will make more sense.


