I understand what you are saying about driving style. I went from an H2 getting 9 mpg to a lifted 4Runner getting 13 to the Raptor. So no I don’t care about mpgs. But I was still curious if all else being equal, if the MPT tune got better gas mileage than the stock tune. It would be nice to say...
So MPT is selling the Ngauge tuner and digital gauges with 3 MPT tunes on their site for $699. That seems like a good price to me but does anyone know if any sponsors have a better deal?
Fantastic news. I really don’t want to see the gauge. That set-up is perfect as that storage compartment is a complete waste of space in my truck. Now the big question to find out how he had that holder manufactured.
Jealousy at its finest. After coming from two fully decked out 4Runners I can assure you the Ford feels significantly more solid. That being said I never had any problems with my Toyotas besides the odor of sulfur from the catalytic converter. The Tundras biggest problem is their horrible gas...
I am sure this is a stupid question but since I don’t know for sure I will ask anyway. Does the round digital gauge have to be accessible or can it be mounted someplace where it is not visible? If not, are there any tunes that don’t require a visible component?
So I delayed taking the exhaust off as the sound has gotten better with some use. Thinking about keeping it since I’m not seeing much interest in selling the FP system. So I guess now my new question is whether there is a market for the stock system? I know several people got rid of their stock...
So I just noticed that the lights to the right of the tachometer which show what gear I am in have gone away. I am not sure if I turned them off or if something is wrong. Does anyone have any ideas?
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