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Next step?
I've installed a bhaf and 5in straight pipe fass and gauges are next but what is after that truck is a daily driver pull a gooseneck horse trailer most weekends don't need a sled puller and not gonna go down the strip just need some more pep and hopefully better fuel mileage
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I've installed a bhaf and 5in straight pipe fass and gauges are next but what is after that truck is a daily driver pull a gooseneck horse trailer most weekends don't need a sled puller and not gonna go down the strip just need some more pep and hopefully better fuel mileage
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Those two items would be first. A tranny temp gauge will help you understand what you'll need to do in regards to additional cooling when you're towing since fluid temp over 225* is a problem. The truck wont warn you until the tranny is around 275* and by that time the fluid is cooked.
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The LCD display is nice because it contains all the gauges in one package but.....that Edge will make short work of your tranny. You'd have to turn it way way down to save the tranny while towing. That said, I dont believe you have to tap the VP which means the upper horsepower settings would be disabled.
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OK thanks I think I'm gonna buy a bad trans and build/rebuild it so I can still have my truck as a daily driver then just throw everything at it at once
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