Superchips Flashpack
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Before I got my Flashpaq "fixed", I was getting 12 to 12.5, 95% in town.
Forgive me if I've already told you this postie1686, but that throttle body spacer isn't doing anything for you. Just an expensive paperweight you have on there.
Glad you can get such high MPGs, its a rarity on these trucks.
Forgive me if I've already told you this postie1686, but that throttle body spacer isn't doing anything for you. Just an expensive paperweight you have on there.
Glad you can get such high MPGs, its a rarity on these trucks.
and if i take pics you wont by you will say i waited to take the pic's till the trip said what i wanted it to so. also notic most my driving is highway like i said! plus i never said the 35's had anything to do with my better milage i was just saying thats what i have on the truck.
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And I never said anything connecting or inferring your MPGs were because of the spacer, or that you had said it was because of the spacer. I just noticed it in your sig, so I thought I'd mention it.
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its all good! ive seen alot of people who say they dont do anything. call me dumb but why is this? i know what there ment to do. i guess why is it that they dont?
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They work well for most vehicles that have their fuel injected at the throttle body, or so I've been told.
However, our trucks are port injected, not TB injected, so all it does is increase the amount of time it takes for air to get to the intake manifold by a split half second or whatever it is. If anything, that may even hurt performance slightly.
However, our trucks are port injected, not TB injected, so all it does is increase the amount of time it takes for air to get to the intake manifold by a split half second or whatever it is. If anything, that may even hurt performance slightly.
