Performance Chip Stacking?
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Performance Chip Stacking?
I regularly hang out with my buddies in a parking lot. We talk about cars, rev our engines, and watch people go by. Well everyone is talking about the Dodge 1500 and this F-250 that, from what I have heard, the guys "stcked chips" in their trucks.
Now I have a Superchips tuner, but I was wondering if anyone could tell me what "stacking" chips is all about? And where do I get these chips?
In my town the bragging rights for fastest truck and most horsepower is important, we tend to make fun of imports and "Fast and Furious" guys.
Thank you very much.
Chase
2002 F-150 Fx4
K&N ram air
Flowmasters
Superchips
Now I have a Superchips tuner, but I was wondering if anyone could tell me what "stacking" chips is all about? And where do I get these chips?
In my town the bragging rights for fastest truck and most horsepower is important, we tend to make fun of imports and "Fast and Furious" guys.
Thank you very much.
Chase
2002 F-150 Fx4
K&N ram air
Flowmasters
Superchips
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Hi Chase,
No,m you cannot "stack" tuners or ships like that - that is only possible in the diesels, and that is really done only when the tuning is not fully optimized - with properly optimized tuning, that is of no benefit even in the diesel world.
What will actually get you the best results for that truck is to go with our Troyer Performance custom tuning, as we have specialized in this platform for far longer than anyone else - we even get called in to help various chipmakers on this platform due to our expertise.
I hope this brief info helps, & please feel free to give us a call to go over this in further detail, we'll be happy to help!
No,m you cannot "stack" tuners or ships like that - that is only possible in the diesels, and that is really done only when the tuning is not fully optimized - with properly optimized tuning, that is of no benefit even in the diesel world.
What will actually get you the best results for that truck is to go with our Troyer Performance custom tuning, as we have specialized in this platform for far longer than anyone else - we even get called in to help various chipmakers on this platform due to our expertise.
I hope this brief info helps, & please feel free to give us a call to go over this in further detail, we'll be happy to help!
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Hi.
No. This is that 'thang' ...
http://www.troyerperformance.com/cgi...catalogno=9400
BTW - you might also want to consider losing the K&N and the Fartmaster - neither are helping in your quest for better performance ...
Pick up da phone.
Cheers
Grog
No. This is that 'thang'
...http://www.troyerperformance.com/cgi...catalogno=9400
BTW - you might also want to consider losing the K&N and the Fartmaster - neither are helping in your quest for better performance ...
Pick up da phone.
Cheers
Grog
Last edited by MGDfan; Jul 25, 2006 at 07:43 AM.
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You won’t go wrong with a TP custom tuned XCal2. IMO it’s the biggest bang for the buck mod there is. The tunes are made specifically for your truck and it will give you the biggest hp & torque gain that’s safely sustainable. It’s the way to go IMO
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Originally Posted by FordFx42002
how isn't the Ram air or flowmasters helping?
Silly little baffles:
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...little+baffles
Ram Air:
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=246513
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Oh, and pick up da phone !
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I put a flowmaster on my truck soon after I bought it. It took about a year before the baffles rusted out so I just got a Magnaflow welded in place of the Flowmaster. Troyer gave me the best deal on the Magnaflow and it cost $30 to get it installed at a muffler shop.
