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Old 10-05-2005, 12:49 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Fuel 7 and a few other programs

For those of you who still have the fuel 7 program does your truck lope a bit when your at idle and running the fuel 7 program? I can watch the tach bounce. Its not as bad as the Extreme program. I haven't tried that one on my truck yet. I can't tell much difference between tow and 75 hp. So i think i'm going to try 125 in its place.
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Re: Fuel 7 and a few other programs

mine stays the same. do you have a hpx line installed?
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Re: Fuel 7 and a few other programs

nope. Tonight i managed to hit 20 lbs of boost with my tow program. I figured thats not bad for leaking up pipes and stock injectors.
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Re: Fuel 7 and a few other programs

you will only make 75hp over stock hp with Stock injectors. How does the fuel 7 shift?
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Re: Fuel 7 and a few other programs

Fuel 7 likes to hold the tranny in 1st gear. Can do some serious burnouts with it. I really like the tow program. Gives the truck a good bit of boost, good throttle response and hp. Also raises fuel economy to over 20 mpg.
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