First to Market, 2014 GM truck tunes!
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Not to be a dick, however a foot print will still exist. Unfortunately anything short of swapping PCMs will result in the dealer finding said footprint if they look hard enough. It's similar to the idea that even if you erase a hard drive the files can be recovered. Also does hptuners support these trucks already? I believe a guy in Houston who is also a site supporter posted 1/4 mile times for his 2014 tune. (Goes to find thread) just trying to figure out if I am way off base. I will edit this post if I am wrong.
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We have done our homework on this. We have confirmed time and again that we do not alter/change/edit anything to do with the CVNs, which is what GM advises dealer techs to look at to determine if a vehicle has been tuned.
We leave no trace of having been there
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Gains are indeed the same on both tools
We moved AFR around during testing. Just because it may not mind being leaner does not necessarily mean it will make more power there
We also offer custom tuning, and the end user can adjust the WOT AFR if they want to lean on it a bit more.
Remember, these tunes are designed to be safe across the board, and the gains are solid while still leaving some room for safety on the table.
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We moved AFR around during testing. Just because it may not mind being leaner does not necessarily mean it will make more power there
We also offer custom tuning, and the end user can adjust the WOT AFR if they want to lean on it a bit more.
Remember, these tunes are designed to be safe across the board, and the gains are solid while still leaving some room for safety on the table.
Thanks