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Old 04-26-2012, 03:52 PM
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What 6 tunes are you running?

Looking into a ts 6 position chip. The only mod I have on my 2000 F-250 (auto) is 5 inch stacks.
Just seeing what everyone has...


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Old 04-26-2012, 04:16 PM
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Old 04-26-2012, 04:30 PM
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5" stacks on a stock truck? Why? Serves absolutely no purpose at all. Well, then again, I saw a 2" stack on a Volkswagen diesel. Pretty much equal in purpose. Please include your 5" stacks on the modifications list for your chip so the manufacturers can have a good chuckle.

Beyond that the question has been asked a million times and its entirely dependent on your driving patterns and willingness to press the "search" button.

Why do YOU want a chip and what do YOU expect out of the results?
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5" stacks on a stock truck? Why? Serves absolutely no purpose at all. Well, then again, I saw a 2" stack on a Volkswagen diesel. Pretty much equal in purpose. Please include your 5" stacks on the modifications list for your chip so the manufacturers can have a good chuckle.

Get off his case, he asked a simple question about tunes.
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5" stacks on a stock truck? Why? Serves absolutely no purpose at all. Well, then again, I saw a 2" stack on a Volkswagen diesel. Pretty much equal in purpose. Please include your 5" stacks on the modifications list for your chip so the manufacturers can have a good chuckle.

Beyond that the question has been asked a million times and its entirely dependent on your driving patterns and willingness to press the "search" button.

Why do YOU want a chip and what do YOU expect out of the results?
I second that, cool your jets
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