dp tuner
#2
Originally Posted by ford7.3SD
what are the best settings to get on the tuner? i tow and haul a** around town and i have only mild mods on the truck
Last edited by RollingRock; 12-08-2007 at 11:25 PM.
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#7
Originally Posted by ford7.3SD
Yea srry I forgot to say I have a 7.3 and what is the no start and why the high rpm tune and which one the 140 extreme or aggressive?
High Idle is best used as a winter warm up, or any other time when you would normally need to idle up. Come to think of it, it'd come in handy in parking lots when you've got your foot on the brake and need to turn, it gets hard.
And as for the extreme or aggressive, I dunno. It's up to you.
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#8
Living in Florida I don't know that a high idle setting is going to be a big benefit. I would suggest getting a stock position on the chip in pos 1. If the chip ever dies (my old DP chip is doing that currently) it will revert to program 1 by default. If you set that as a no start then you're screwed. You'll have to pull the chip off the PCM along side the road. At least if you have a stock position on the chip you can cruise home. This was actually recommended to me by Jody himself, glad he got me to do it because I've actually used it.
Now you might want to rethink the smoke program too. With fuel at $3.50/gal ($3.59 here) do you really want to be pumping all that extra fuel out as smoke? Right now mine stays out of the 120hp setting.
I'd suggest, stock, 60tow (skip the 80 tow), 80 econo, and 120hp race. If you wanted the no start I'd put that in pos 5 (after the 120hp).
Now you might want to rethink the smoke program too. With fuel at $3.50/gal ($3.59 here) do you really want to be pumping all that extra fuel out as smoke? Right now mine stays out of the 120hp setting.
I'd suggest, stock, 60tow (skip the 80 tow), 80 econo, and 120hp race. If you wanted the no start I'd put that in pos 5 (after the 120hp).
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Put 20k behind the truck on a hot day and tell me how it does. Jody actually suggested that I go with the 40 tow, though I wish I'd gone with the 60. I use it more for the shift points than I do for the power, but a little more power would help at times. Once I'm up to speed I pull with my 80 econo when its not hot out.
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#13
Originally Posted by powerstroke73
Put 20k behind the truck on a hot day and tell me how it does.
Originally Posted by RollingRock
Ever considered getting custom tunes?
#14
Originally Posted by Zaairman
JP, these *are* custom tunes. DP tunes every tune for every truck based on mods, wheel size, use, etc. There is a form that you must fill out that lists your tunes, just like Troyer does. In fact, think of DP as the Troyer for diesels.
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