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Stock Tune or Street/Race Tune in Winter...
Just wondering what you are all suggesting to run in the winter, I have Matt's Street Race Lite tune and it starts just fine and runs like a champ even in >0F temperatures (plugged in). It's usually right around 0 to -10F in the mornings here (below -17C). I have remote start and let my truck warm up for at least ten minutes every morning when its below 0F. The only problem im seeing is about 8-9 mpg and im thinking maybe I don't need all that extra fuel when it's this cold. I'm definitely not tromping around like I do in the summer...
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i run innovatives street tune (not x) all year, even when im pushing snow and have had no problems, i allways let the truck warm up till the temp guage starts to move. i get 15 mpg regardless of if im romping on it, or driving normal and even light towing,
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I am running Matts 100hp street right now and love it, I tried SRL but it was too much for the snow covered streets.
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I have the street tune. I will use it unless I will be driving no ice, then it will be a tow tune.
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