I have been enjoying my Bullydog Crazy Larry for a while now. stacked an EZ, a Quad boost fooler, a TS MP8, TST (tried to), etc, etc.....

I now have Scary Larry so the need for boost fooling is there....and some more pressure. I didn't want to have an EZ stacked with a boost fooler....i wanted to try something different but i couldn't use any timing box because of the insane amount of timing the Scary Larry does....plus I've always wanted a Quadzilla module.

So i drove to the Quadzilla facilities in Ft. Worth yesterday....

Roark did the transaction for me...bought an XZT. He re-programmed it for the timing delete in only minutes....and we were in the parking lot installing it on my truck. Roark himself climbed under the hood over my ranchhand to install the module...and within minutes I was driving my truck.

Left Quadzilla with some sideways action and a huge cloud of smoke.....

The stack works very well. The boost fooling works very well! the pressure comes on it a very comfortable way...more comfortable than my EZ. I'm very happy with it! This is a stack i would definitely suggest....BDTD and a Quad XZT! If the timing makes you nervous, Quadzilla will delete the timing in a flash and have it back to you very fast.

Out of all the Crazy Larry stacks i have tried...this one works best so far.

Just an FYI....

 

Ok, im running the EZ on mine right now, it seems like you just wanted pressure but you also wanted boost fooling, is this because you dont want a CEL or are their other reasons for boost fooling besides that?

 

Any rail pressure #'s? Sounds like a great stack -timing, if RP is not too high I may have to get one.

 

I was throwing over boost codes but no CEL without boost fooling...sometimes the truck would cut out when it saw boost psi too high.

Xtreme truck and trailer, who sells scary larry, suggested a boost fooling pressure box stack. They use a torque dog. As soon as my rail pressure gauge gets in, i'll report.

 

Glad you liked it! Sorry I was not there to monkey with it even more. the XZT makes a pretty nice cost effective stack for a lot of things with the right software on it!