No Gauges What Chip is Best?
No Gauges What Chip is Best?
I have a flo pro muffler and a true flo tube from my air breather unit. What chip could I use without tapping the manifold for gauges? Just for some extra pulling power and a little juice every once awhile. Thanks lmk
superchip is a pretty cost efficient way to make pretty good power. the only down fall is that you cant adjust it on the fly. also the designers work at keeping your egst below 1400 max, so that not to bad if only for a sec. but along w/ all the others on here, at least do the pyro. i was shutting off my truck way to soon before i installed and have loved it ever since
brett
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Here is where youll get in trouble if you cant monitor an egt guage -
1.loaded heavy in bed or towing trailer and pulling a large hill for 2-3 minutes trying to stay up at 70 mph or more.
2. Drag racing everyone you see for longer distances than 1/2 mile.
(dragging here and there for short distances wont burn you down)
Of course If I were you I would just go ahead and install an egt - if it was only to monitor when to shut the truck off after it goes below 400 degrees.
(like someone else already said)
very true. a guy from another forum runs a 14.5 in the quarter with nothing but a superchips flashpaq....bone stock automatic truck.
I have a Banks 6 gun that is about to come off my truck because it keeps everything very conservative. The highest i have gotten my EGT is 1100* and the most boost I have seen is 25 PSI. I have gauges, and I want to be able to monitor and control things myself, not having a box detune for me and then fire back up.
Get the gauges.
Your going to cook that '05 with out them if you tow anything with some weight. It does not take very much go pedal pressure on a hill to hit 1300*.
Did it quite frequently myself before Smarty showed up.
Your going to cook that '05 with out them if you tow anything with some weight. It does not take very much go pedal pressure on a hill to hit 1300*.
Did it quite frequently myself before Smarty showed up.
No, they are not that fragile. Get a gauge for the bling factor or if you are running large mods...but everyone needs gauges before anything else? I think not. If a stock truck will melt down towing within its stated limits....there is something seriously wrong with the engineering of that truck.
Bill
If the mighty cummins is so fragile that you can melt it down in stock form simply because you haven't installed an EGT guage...why are people still buying the POS? Its not that fragile. You are thinking that 1300 degrees is the failure point of....what exactly?
No, they are not that fragile. Get a gauge for the bling factor or if you are running large mods...but everyone needs gauges before anything else? I think not. If a stock truck will melt down towing within its stated limits....there is something seriously wrong with the engineering of that truck.
Bill
No, they are not that fragile. Get a gauge for the bling factor or if you are running large mods...but everyone needs gauges before anything else? I think not. If a stock truck will melt down towing within its stated limits....there is something seriously wrong with the engineering of that truck.
Bill
melting down
If the mighty cummins is so fragile that you can melt it down in stock form simply because you haven't installed an EGT guage...why are people still buying the POS? Its not that fragile. You are thinking that 1300 degrees is the failure point of....what exactly?
No, they are not that fragile. Get a gauge for the bling factor or if you are running large mods...but everyone needs gauges before anything else? I think not. If a stock truck will melt down towing within its stated limits....there is something seriously wrong with the engineering of that truck.
Bill
No, they are not that fragile. Get a gauge for the bling factor or if you are running large mods...but everyone needs gauges before anything else? I think not. If a stock truck will melt down towing within its stated limits....there is something seriously wrong with the engineering of that truck.
Bill
I was just thinking the same thing. I just bought a 05 Dodge 4x4 QC and after reading posts like this I'm questioning the wisdom of my purchase. I'm keeping it stock until the warranty runs out, but if I have to put gauges on to watch temps while I'm towing I think I might go back to gas!!!


