Chip or no Chip?
Chip or no Chip?
I'm gonna be towing about 6000# 1600 miles this weekend. Should I tow with or without my superchip? I see no reason for not towing with it, am I missing anything? I also have a K&N filter and electric fans. Whats teh opinions?
Thanks Ed
Oh yeah, I'm driving to Minnisota to pick up the truck on the right side of my sig.
Thanks Ed
Oh yeah, I'm driving to Minnisota to pick up the truck on the right side of my sig.
I don't see any reason not to tow with the chip in. I use the SuperChips Microtuner on my truck, so I don't have the option of simply pulling out a chip when I tow (even if I wanted to). You should be fine.
By the way, that's a 1950 something Effy you're getting, isn't it? I will have one of those some day. My hope is that mine will also have a big blower belt under the hood when I'm done with it. At any rate, cool truck.
-Mike-
By the way, that's a 1950 something Effy you're getting, isn't it? I will have one of those some day. My hope is that mine will also have a big blower belt under the hood when I'm done with it. At any rate, cool truck.
-Mike-
Thanks for the replies guys, I guess my first instinct was ok, CHIP IN.......
Mike, That is in fact a 1950 something....its a 1953 F-250, built in Chicago....one of a total year run of 116,437 units, it has a 239CID Flat head 8, a 4 speed Synchronized Transmission, 4.86 rear end, it was and will be Meadow Green........can ya tell I'm a little excited? I am driving from Massachusetts to Minnesota and back this weekend to pick it up.
The blower sounds cool but, this is a stepping stone for me, when all is said and done, I want to end up with a 1937 F-100
Thanks again Ed
Mike, That is in fact a 1950 something....its a 1953 F-250, built in Chicago....one of a total year run of 116,437 units, it has a 239CID Flat head 8, a 4 speed Synchronized Transmission, 4.86 rear end, it was and will be Meadow Green........can ya tell I'm a little excited? I am driving from Massachusetts to Minnesota and back this weekend to pick it up.
The blower sounds cool but, this is a stepping stone for me, when all is said and done, I want to end up with a 1937 F-100
Thanks again Ed


