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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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Hypertech makes a tire re-calibrator that you can use.

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Our Mycalibrator can adjust for tire size changes while also getting a great increase in power and MPG. We also include a transmission tune that will improve your shift firmness and RPM shift points.

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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

Hi Sir

 

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