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10/14/2009 23:50:00
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Message: I have an 01 4.7l and was wondering what kind of
chip would give me the best performance.
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eh Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
10/15/2009 14:52:07
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Message: I think Pringles are great
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Howard Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
10/15/2009 15:29:14
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Message: A custom chip is the only way to go.
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10/15/2009 15:29:21
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Message: CaseyR, you may want a Programmer instead of a "chip". Programmers have way more function for near the same price as a chip.
Look at Superchips Tuner.
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10/16/2009 08:02:04
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Message: I got a custom flash for my '00 before the superchips tuner came out. While I am pleased with it, I had to send the PCM to CA to have it flashed. When it was done, UPS sent it to Alaska by mistake, so it took a while to get it back. Fortunatly, a 4.7 truck without the factory alarm seems less finicky about running a PCM with a different VIN than the older 5.2 trucks. Mine ran fine on a boneyard PCM for that year while waiting. Since Superchips came out, more v8 guys seem to be going with that simpler alternative and it sounds like results may be close.
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