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Old 02-26-2020, 10:35 AM   #11
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Re: HP Tuners Tutorials

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You're very welcome I really appreciate you taking the time to provide this feedback, as I knew my mum isn't the only one reading this thread, ha ha. Funny thing is that after a while I start referring to my own thread for reference, ha ha.



You are a brave man, I can't imagine the extra complexity in the Gen 5 stuff, I am quite happy beating the Gen 3s into submission still, great little engines.
Yes after i have looked thru your post I am finding myself referring back to it as well.
I got a new daily driver a newer GMC Sierra that has the gen 5. Since I have HP tuners I decided I cant leave well enough alone so I am just sticking my toe into this. It is complex but something to look into and I am sure you understand that.
I do like the gen 3 motors they are great and have tons of potential. they will be around a long time and we will all continue to enjoy them.
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