Need Info On Ramifier
Need Info On Ramifier
12-18-2004, 12:15 AM
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If you haven't tried the ramifier yet, you will not be disappointed. I had one on my 2003 2500 SO 4x4 and it made a tremendous difference. Before the box, the truck was sluggish and lacked in power in my opinion. After installing the ramifier, it was like a night and day difference, it made a tremendous difference in power and torque. If you are not careful, you will be buying a lot of rear tires LOL. I currently had my reprogrammed for my 04.5 3500 4x4. If towing you have to monitor your egts because the ramifier I have is non adjustable you just plug it in, takes about 5 minutes. I believe the new ramifiers are adjustable though.
01-02-2005, 11:26 PM
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I have one, along with gauges on my 04 1/2 600 48RE. I was told that mine was one of the first with a potentiometer. I call it my "Magic ****". I installed it to the left of the steering wheel, and here is what I see:
Crank it on full, and several things happen.
MAJOR power increase.
EGTS skyrocket on steep hills and WOT, so you want to watch it, back off the loud pedal, or back off on the ****.
Overhead starts reporting some very good milage, but in reality, it is no better.
and ohh yeah....You Smile BIG!
I do like the idea that you can adjust it where ever you want it in an instant. Another nice thing is that it elimininates the "Random Flatspots" I was feeling. Largely because of running at very high altitudes, it also produced two other side effects...."Stumbles" and smoke. Again, we are talking mainly when I am at 8,000 to 11,000 ft. and on it. I pulled the cat and that just increased the smoke, but I was guessing that the "Stumble" was at least partially being caused by the cat loading up. Changed to a Scotty 3 and an Aeroturbine. Can't say just what made the difference, but does seem stronger, and matting it on a steep mtn. pass seems to produce zero noticable smoke now. Only have about 40 miles since the add ons. More miles will tell me better.
Crank it on full, and several things happen.
MAJOR power increase.
EGTS skyrocket on steep hills and WOT, so you want to watch it, back off the loud pedal, or back off on the ****.
Overhead starts reporting some very good milage, but in reality, it is no better.
and ohh yeah....You Smile BIG!
I do like the idea that you can adjust it where ever you want it in an instant. Another nice thing is that it elimininates the "Random Flatspots" I was feeling. Largely because of running at very high altitudes, it also produced two other side effects...."Stumbles" and smoke. Again, we are talking mainly when I am at 8,000 to 11,000 ft. and on it. I pulled the cat and that just increased the smoke, but I was guessing that the "Stumble" was at least partially being caused by the cat loading up. Changed to a Scotty 3 and an Aeroturbine. Can't say just what made the difference, but does seem stronger, and matting it on a steep mtn. pass seems to produce zero noticable smoke now. Only have about 40 miles since the add ons. More miles will tell me better.
01-04-2005, 10:29 AM
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Appydriver,
It is different from any other box on the market due to it's ability to be reprogrammed. The benefit of this is to cater to your needs and not have a one program fits all application. Since it is now adjustable you can dial it from 0-100rwhp and drive your truck at whatever setting fits your needs and add power when you want it. This is not a resistor box which is common to the market and does not only work through certain rpm ranges, it works through the entire rpm range to give better performance without sacrficing driveability.
Dennis
It is different from any other box on the market due to it's ability to be reprogrammed. The benefit of this is to cater to your needs and not have a one program fits all application. Since it is now adjustable you can dial it from 0-100rwhp and drive your truck at whatever setting fits your needs and add power when you want it. This is not a resistor box which is common to the market and does not only work through certain rpm ranges, it works through the entire rpm range to give better performance without sacrficing driveability.
Dennis
01-04-2005, 11:55 AM
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I have one on the road being tested in a real world enviroment for a product article. So far the thing has done precisely what it claims to do. The user has been towing across country and using it daily with out a single problem.
The article will soon appear on our website.
DTR gives the Ramifier a strong Thumbs up!
The article will soon appear on our website.
DTR gives the Ramifier a strong Thumbs up!
01-04-2005, 02:47 PM
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Originally posted by Dennis Perry
Appydriver,
It is different from any other box on the market due to it's ability to be reprogrammed.
Dennis
Appydriver,
It is different from any other box on the market due to it's ability to be reprogrammed.
Dennis
TSTs can be reprogrammed however you want it.More power, too
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01-05-2005, 07:32 PM
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Why spend the money on a TST box when you can't even utilize all the power and torque the box can produce ??? I think the TST is a good box, but the Ramifier in my opinion is a better way to go unless you are going to be upgrading your trans. and running dual turbos.
01-06-2005, 01:46 AM
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Deezulsmoke,
You dont have to have twins to run a TST box.
I run with a single with TST and EZ stacked.
I agree with you on the part that pressure boxes are nice for the guys that are going to stay with a stock trans or clutch.
But what fun is that?
You dont have to have twins to run a TST box.
I run with a single with TST and EZ stacked.
I agree with you on the part that pressure boxes are nice for the guys that are going to stay with a stock trans or clutch.
But what fun is that?
01-06-2005, 02:27 PM
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Originally posted by melissah
I have a ts ramifier for a 04.5 and 2 of them for the 2003 Dodge and I will sell them for $200 apiece. Dennis just upgraded them for me. I have switched over to the Edge Juice With Attitude Monitor and it works great.
I have a ts ramifier for a 04.5 and 2 of them for the 2003 Dodge and I will sell them for $200 apiece. Dennis just upgraded them for me. I have switched over to the Edge Juice With Attitude Monitor and it works great.
