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I have over boosted twice this year pulling my 11k pound fiver.
It's a pain in the *** with the 6.0 as I have to pull over and reset the DTCs to get the power back.
It's really hilly around here and I am coming from a chipped early 99 7.3 6spd that we put 180k miles on.
I try to do the same drives with the new truck (stock) and it might just be a tiny bit short on power compared to the old 7.3.
I don't think there is a problem with the 6.0 truck, I just wonder if I am trying to get too much out of it stock?
My highway temp deltas are great at 5-6 degrees average.
Should I go ahead and take my chances with an SCT tow tune?
No studs . This truck is all stock and never been touched as far as coolers and egr failures.
Also, I hear all kinds of stories that the 6.0 is tuned for emissions and not economy or power? Is this true? and can I get the 19-20mpg I was getting out of my 7.3 with a good SCT tune?
Any advice from the towers out there would be much appreciated.
It's a pain in the *** with the 6.0 as I have to pull over and reset the DTCs to get the power back.
It's really hilly around here and I am coming from a chipped early 99 7.3 6spd that we put 180k miles on.
I try to do the same drives with the new truck (stock) and it might just be a tiny bit short on power compared to the old 7.3.
I don't think there is a problem with the 6.0 truck, I just wonder if I am trying to get too much out of it stock?
My highway temp deltas are great at 5-6 degrees average.
Should I go ahead and take my chances with an SCT tow tune?
No studs . This truck is all stock and never been touched as far as coolers and egr failures.
Also, I hear all kinds of stories that the 6.0 is tuned for emissions and not economy or power? Is this true? and can I get the 19-20mpg I was getting out of my 7.3 with a good SCT tune?
Any advice from the towers out there would be much appreciated.