Will chips.....
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no, a chip is not a bad thing. But as is with any vehicle, when you modify it to run outside what is was built to do by the factory, you run the chance of problems. Thats not to say that if you install a chip, you are going to have problems. There are more people here with chipped trucks and no problems than the other way around.
If you do get a chip, do yourself a favor and buy a new one. I have been fighting problems which I think were all being caused by a used chip I bought ....
If you do get a chip, do yourself a favor and buy a new one. I have been fighting problems which I think were all being caused by a used chip I bought ....
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i think if you dyno tune your engine would probably last even longer with a chip. That would seem to make sense to me. The ford program is the same across the board for the trucks sent out but each engine is just a little bit different from eachother. I'm not sure but thats just what i would suspect.
Whatever the case, i think if you do chip, but you dont add extra boost, change your oil and other fluids regularily, your truck will last you a very long time.
Whatever the case, i think if you do chip, but you dont add extra boost, change your oil and other fluids regularily, your truck will last you a very long time.
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Re: Will chips.....
Originally posted by Blasted
What chip is better for a daily driven application? ... GIve me some opinions please.
What chip is better for a daily driven application? ... GIve me some opinions please.
Sorry for the long post. And note, there are as many flame-protectant statments in there as I could put.
For futher information, check out the tuners individual sites. Most have forums for discussion also. Another big forum (Tied for 1st IMO) is NLOC. Check them out too.