Xcal2. will it compensate for power loss from 32" tires?
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Xcal2. will it compensate for power loss from 32" tires?
Hey guy, i put a set of BFG AT's on my truck a week or 2 ago. I love the bite offroad and they should be deadly once the snow flies up north here.
The only problem is i have lost alot of off the line torque.
I have 4.10's and a 5 speed. i went from 255/70/16's (30.0") to 265/75/16's (31.7")
Im curious will the Xcal get my performance back?
looking at a 89 or 91 performance tune.
The only problem is i have lost alot of off the line torque.
I have 4.10's and a 5 speed. i went from 255/70/16's (30.0") to 265/75/16's (31.7")
Im curious will the Xcal get my performance back?
looking at a 89 or 91 performance tune.
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IMO BAMA. But I've had great difficulty in getting him to return e-mails or even speak to me on the phone. (returning phone calls too)
I use lasota racing. Don is not that experienced with rangers. However he is a guru at SCT tuning and he specializes in fords. Don is a *teacher* that the "tuners" go to for thier classes. He's even made DVD based classes (I have them)
IMO I'll never go to anyone else.
Rich
I use lasota racing. Don is not that experienced with rangers. However he is a guru at SCT tuning and he specializes in fords. Don is a *teacher* that the "tuners" go to for thier classes. He's even made DVD based classes (I have them)
IMO I'll never go to anyone else.
Rich
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I have had both Rogue and Bama, I think Bama has a little bit of an edge over Rogue but both are great.
I like supporting Wayne because he is a great member and has a good business. He sells Rogue Performance stuff.
I have a Bama Tune for my Charger which he has been known to have the best plug and play tune for the EE kit.
I like supporting Wayne because he is a great member and has a good business. He sells Rogue Performance stuff.
I have a Bama Tune for my Charger which he has been known to have the best plug and play tune for the EE kit.
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