Gryphon in a RV ??
Gryphon in a RV ??
My dad just bought a 2000 RV and it has the V10 Gaser Ford engine in it (don't know exact one, thats all he told me) he has already called banks about putting a kit in it to help it with some power & efficiency it is gonna be about $4k so he is thinking about going a different route. So I suggested PHP since I love my Gryphon and I saw a RV in their banner on the website. Anybody have any experience with this ?
My dad just bought a 2000 RV and it has the V10 Gaser Ford engine in it (don't know exact one, thats all he told me) he has already called banks about putting a kit in it to help it with some power & efficiency it is gonna be about $4k so he is thinking about going a different route. So I suggested PHP since I love my Gryphon and I saw a RV in their banner on the website. Anybody have any experience with this ?
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Jim
Jim
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My grandparents have the same engine in their motorhome on an E-450 chassis. Looking for mpg, my grandfather has a custom ram air intake and true 2.5" duals on it. After each mod the mileage increased for a couple tanks, then dropped back to stock. He bought a *JET* programmer, but its only good for the 3/4 and 1-tons.
Is there a way to prevent the computer from "learning" what mods were done and compensating for them? Or would he be better ordering a Gryphon from PHP?
My grandparents have the same engine in their motorhome on an E-450 chassis. Looking for mpg, my grandfather has a custom ram air intake and true 2.5" duals on it. After each mod the mileage increased for a couple tanks, then dropped back to stock. He bought a *JET* programmer, but its only good for the 3/4 and 1-tons.
Is there a way to prevent the computer from "learning" what mods were done and compensating for them? Or would he be better ordering a Gryphon from PHP?
Last edited by ak_cowboy; Dec 1, 2009 at 04:36 PM. Reason: oops, he has a Jet, not Superchips.




