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tbyrne Senior Enthusiast

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We are running a group purchase that covers all of the Westers tuning. This will allow you to save 15% and also receive free shipping for orders being delivered in the contiguous 48 states and Canada. Owners of 2005 vehicles will need to send your computer in to be programmed (DHL overnight preferred). There currently aren't any cores available for that year so this will allow you to take advantage of this offer.

 

Orders can be placed online or by calling 1-877-482-9763. We will send you a custom programming form to be filled out after your order is placed. This allows us to keep track of them much better. Detailed info can be seen on our website. Let me know if you have any questions.

 

As an added bonus, random orders will also receive a $50. TBYRNE Motorsports gift certificate!

 

Have a good day,

Tom

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tbyrne Senior Enthusiast

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The programs have been going out pretty quick. There hasn't been much delay with these.

Mattt Enthusiast

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I looked on your website and I cant find the Westers pricing info.

 

Im considering this Westers deal, but I have a question first. On a stock 6.0 4WD CC 2500HD SLED will the Westers be limited in gains since Im all stock? I would think Id need to do other things before the Westers, like uncork the intake and exhaust. What sort of gains will I see?

 

My truck is a dog, especially since I added 285's. Now Im towing a heavy toy box trailer and it was so bad Im considering selling and going to an 8.1. Will the Westers really wake this truck up?

 

I used to see 13-14mpg around town, now Im at 12, and 6 towing. Ouch.

teamjnz Enthusiast

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Mattt

Here is a link to Westers for pricing.

 

Changing out your gears would probably help you out alot instead of changing out your truck. Plus save you some buck too.

 

teamjnz

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tbyrne Senior Enthusiast

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Mattt: The Westers programming will benefit stock and modified trucks. Customers have been seeing about 24-34hp from the 5.3 28-50hp from the 6.0 and 25-55 horsepower from the 8.1 motor. The spread depends on how aggressive the tuning is along with other modifications that are done to the vehicle. Fine tuning for other mods will sometimes make more of a different than just running those with the stock programming. The stock programming tends to be pretty conservative and Torque manangement really slows things down. Lyndon takes care off these issues :ughdance:

 

Pricing can be seen in the Truck Ignition sections of our website. Just take 15% off the prices that you see listed.

 

gixxer: When did you order?

tbyrne Senior Enthusiast

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The 2003-'04 Westers programming price has gone down so our prices have been adjusted accordingly. The following are our current sale pricing for this programming -

 

1999-'00 4.8, 5.3, 6.0 and 8.1 Wester's programming $365.49

2001-'02 4.8, 5.3, 6.0 and 8.1 Wester's programming $421.59

2003-'04 4.8, 5.3, 6.0 and 8.1 Wester's programming $450.49

2005 4.8, 5.3, 6.0 and 8.1 Wester's programming $506.59

 

This offer will be running through December 20th. Remember, as an added bonus, random orders will also receive a $50. TBYRNE Motorsports gift certificate! :ughdance:

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Does that price include the core charge? From what I read on the site, it seems to.

 

 

Since Im more on the stock end of things, would I see more like 28hp more? Hp is nice, but Im more interested in torque # gains. Do you know those #s?

 

What sort of other things would I need to do to be in that 50HP range?

TIA

 

 

The 2003-'04 Westers programming price has gone down so our prices have been adjusted accordingly. The following are our current sale pricing for this programming -

 

1999-'00 4.8, 5.3, 6.0 and 8.1 Wester's programming $365.49

2001-'02 4.8, 5.3, 6.0 and 8.1 Wester's programming $421.59

2003-'04 4.8, 5.3, 6.0 and 8.1 Wester's programming $450.49

2005 4.8, 5.3, 6.0 and 8.1 Wester's programming $506.59

 

This offer will be running through December 20th. Remember, as an added bonus, random orders will also receive a $50. TBYRNE Motorsports gift certificate! :troll:

 

 

 

tbyrne Senior Enthusiast

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The horsepower gain can vary. I'd expect closer to 28hp for a stock vehicle. Programming can be worth more as the vehicle is modied. This allows the combo to be fine tuned. Mods like a highflow induction, headers and exhaust are beneficial. Taking this a step further with a heads/cam package can provide a larger horsepwer gain and that is when programming is highly recommended.

 

I'll see if I can get some torque number for this.

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