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By Bsbalser
January 18, 2016 in 2014-2018 Silverado 1500 & Sierra 1500

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Bsbalser

Posted January 18, 2016

Posted January 18, 2016

Ok. I'm looking at getting a tuner to recalibrate my speedo/tire size etc. I'm not that savy when it comes to new trucks. My v8/v4 shift is off, whatever it's called. I need some input on what I'm needing to fix problems. Would love to increase my mpg back to where it was before level and tires. Please help! Also I'm curious if anyone knows what shift points should be

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Showtime417

Posted January 18, 2016

Posted January 18, 2016

Canned tunes will do you no good, Go with a custom tune. BlackBear has always been my favorite.

Other have had good luck with custom tunes. They cost a few $$ more but you get what you pay for for sure..

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Posted January 18, 2016

I don't think anywhere close to me does custom tunes

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