I just put a TS chip in my 1999 F250. I was wondering if I drive normal when it is set on the 140 hp, will this do harm to my transmission? I know if I constantly slam the pedal down it will, but will it if I drive normal? Thanks a bunch guys, can always count on powerstrokeforum.
Well can you drive normal with it set at 140? lol. I know what your saying and I would put it this way your chances are less then if you hammer it all the time:thumb:
Haha. It is tempting. When I do drive it normal, there is no torque converter slippage or shuttering of any sort, so I concluded it is not doing any harm. I just wanted some input from other people.
sorry to steal your thread but i had a question for vitalidle, just wondering how the combo of wheel and housing worked...i was thinking of doing the same thing
I really like it, but I don't plan on going with bigger injectors so it works well for my application. I was looking to get some longevity out of my stocker and I was able to pick up the housing for a really good deal. If you plan on bigger injectors down the road then I would recommend a different turbo all together.
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