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I loaded the sport TCM file this morning, what a difference! I'm most likely going to have Justin drop down the shuft points a hair and use that as my daily driving TCM tune. Still havent had a chance to try out the 91oct ECM tune. The modified TCM tune is a little tame for my liking, otherwise no complaints here!

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Oh, sometimes I wish I could do a tune but I'm just so far away and not great with computers! Not complaining- truck has tons of power now, but a guy can just be curious- right?

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If you are good at following directions, the AutoCal is no problem. If you can enter your credit card number on their site, Jenna/Justin or the good folks on this site can help you through the process. Its very easy.

 

The AutoCal allows you to get a tune that is custom tailored to your truck, almost as if Justin were sitting there next to you.

 

I say, pull the trigger if you being afraid of computers is the only reason you don't want to do it.

 

I will offer my personal assistance!

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So I'm am gonna check out the BBT site today. Since everyone around says nothing but good things. I was just wonderin if they have a tune for a 97 Sierra with the 5.7? I'm sure they do.

 

 

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