Chip Reburn
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From: sanford n.c. u.s.a.
Chip Reburn
mike,im buying a 2002 truck and was wondering if you reburn super chips that didnt come from you.i bought the 1999 truck with one already in it but dont know where it came from. if so how much does it cost.by the way my project galaxie i told you about is running 11.50 in street trim.big blocks sure are nice.
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Hi GP,
Good to see you again!
Sure, we'll reprogram any Superhicp no matter where it came from, just give us a shout via email or phone (phone is much quicker) and we can take care of that for you. We cannot quote costs here, the rules & policies of F-150 Online prohibit the discussion of pricing here on the boards of course, so if you wouldn't mind, please just give us a quick call on that & we'll go over what you need to have done & let you know what that will cost.
Big blocks *are* nice, sounds like yours is *very* nice indeed. There's nothing like that kind of torque, and cubin inches. Tha'ts one of the reasons we like the 5.4's so much, they aren't big, but they do have the longest rod I've seen from any stock American automaker motor.
Good to see you again!
Sure, we'll reprogram any Superhicp no matter where it came from, just give us a shout via email or phone (phone is much quicker) and we can take care of that for you. We cannot quote costs here, the rules & policies of F-150 Online prohibit the discussion of pricing here on the boards of course, so if you wouldn't mind, please just give us a quick call on that & we'll go over what you need to have done & let you know what that will cost.
Big blocks *are* nice, sounds like yours is *very* nice indeed. There's nothing like that kind of torque, and cubin inches. Tha'ts one of the reasons we like the 5.4's so much, they aren't big, but they do have the longest rod I've seen from any stock American automaker motor.