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What is your load out/options on truck? I'm just curious... I may go pull calibration on a similar truck.

 

 

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Good luck finding one.. LOL Have yet to see another one like her. SLT, Double Cab, 2 wheel drive, 6.2, Max Tow w/ 3.73, 20" wheel.

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What is your load out/options on truck? I'm just curious... I may go pull calibration on a similar truck.

 

 

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If I'm not mistaken I believe this particular setup had the highest towing capacity. Even more than the Crew Cab, but I'm strictly going off memory. 11,800 I think.

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What is your load out/options on truck? I'm just curious... I may go pull calibration on a similar truck.

 

 

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12,000LB with a GCWR of 17,500. This is same for both Double and Crew cabs with 6.2L and max tow on 2 wheel drive models.

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My dealer just claimed my stock truck was tuned, so is there a way to prove it wasn't? I have not tuned it to make sure it has a warranty. Starting to sound like I'm missing out on drivability for security they are going to lie me right out of anyways.

 

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My dealer just claimed my stock truck was tuned, so is there a way to prove it wasn't? I have not tuned it to make sure it has a warranty. Starting to sound like I'm missing out on drivability for security they are going to lie me right out of anyways.

 

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lol, more details please. Why was your truck at the dealer and why would they tell you this? I've had my truck at the dealer almost half a dozen times with my BB tune for oil changes and etc and have never had an issue.

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