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Old 11-05-2013, 09:49 AM
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And Noah I've been researching and when I get stuck and don't understand something I've been asking on here. Asking on here is researching too and its information from ppl who have already started building and have experience in it unlike me I'm new.
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Originally Posted by dirt track racer 81
I've seen handhelds lose power over the factory tune..
Yes I have seen this happen as well!
Old 11-05-2013, 10:14 AM
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if you're just going to do whatever you want to do then stop posting and do it.

a hand held doesn't/won't teach you crap about tuning. and they don't allow you to "play around" all that much really.

They are built, marketed and sold to simple minded fools...
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Alright I'm still researching which custom tune I'm gonna order. And I'm looking at longtube headers
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Handhelds are well known for increasing your shift pressure to make it shift harder to make it feel like your hauling *** when you gain no power at all..
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Originally Posted by TXsilverado
lol so many post for a throttle body spacer

Originally Posted by dirt track racer 81
Handhelds are well known for increasing your shift pressure to make it shift harder to make it feel like your hauling *** when you gain no power at all..

they do help with shifting







give me your creditcard number and address and ill order some parts for you
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Handhelds can also corrupt your computer when you uninstall them for a real tune. Ask me how I know.....
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Thanks for all the advice and help. Handheld tuner is out of the question now. I can't find wheatley toonedwebsite I found one but it just takes u to other stuff
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PM wheatley here on the forum. or his e-mail is in his sig.


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