emann_01
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what kind of MPG
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bigblue
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I want to buy a handhield but not sure if I want to spend the coin on a efilive handheld just yet.
blueflamed03
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an in person tune is best...Justin knows what to do, go for 93 octane tune.
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i did the 93 octane, but had just filled up with 87. He still went ahead and did the tune for the 93 and it ran just fine! haha He said i could do any of them but im running 93 (hell its only $2.50 more a tank!)
blueflamed03
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yep, a few dollars at fill up, but sure worth it.
I also gained 2 MPG after tune.
I also gained 2 MPG after tune.
viximaging
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man I so want to make it for the tune.. I just dont think I will. sux
blueflamed03
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you should, or at least send your PCM with someone that is going, and have Justin tune it while he there. Boom, you get your PCM back when someone else off the board get's it back to you later that day or night.
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bigblue
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i am probably going to be getting mine tuned in houston on that sunday, i hope i have my 24s on by then, so he can reset the speedometer for me.
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not saying im going to drive like a grandpa, but i know when i put on the bigger wheels its going to make my gas mileage go down a few mpg. I know tuners give more MPG back, i had a 2001 f150 with 37 inch kumho tires on 20 inch kmc wheels and the tuner gave me 3mpg back closer to stock.
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