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My good buddy at work has a 2000 K2500 excab shortbed with the 7.4L/Auto and 4.10's.

 

He has never been thrilled with the "power to the ground" that his truck had. He was impressed with what Lyndon Wester did for me with a special tuned PCM.

 

Just recently Westers became available for my buddies truck, so for his birthday he treated himself to a new PCM.

 

I rode in his truck today with only about 30 miles on the still learning PCM. All I can say is Holy Crap!!! Lyndon told him to expect approx. 35HP and 38 ft lbs to be released from his choked down factory tune.

 

All the added power and the removal of torque management has turned his once lame Big Block into a fire eating dragon!!! His truck can now do a tire burning powerslide on dry pavement like it was a sports car!!! Before it could barely chirp the tires... I have a feeling he'll be buying new tires in the spring!!! :seeya:

 

I guess Lyndon has to chalk up another satisfied customer!!! :eek:

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i keep hearing nothing but good things about westers i have the predator and have had two custom tunes sent to me and it still isnt right two weeks ago they said they was going to send me a good on in a few days well i guess there still looking for it i have never been more dissapointed with anything then this predator i wished i had spent the extra money for the westers :eek:

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He paid $395 for it... I'm guessing there is probably some shipping involved too...

 

I've heard great things about his tuning for the late '90s OBS trucks, and I can tell you now that it really freed up my buddies 7.4L.

 

We pulled out on the road after lunch yesterday, and he stabbed the throttle from a roll and when the posi kicked in the truck slid sideways with both rear tires screaming!!! His shift points and firmness are also much better.

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He paid $395 for it... I'm guessing there is probably some shipping involved too...

 

I've heard great things about his tuning for the late '90s OBS trucks, and I can tell you now that it really freed up my buddies 7.4L.

 

We pulled out on the road after lunch yesterday, and he stabbed the throttle from a roll and when the posi kicked in the truck slid sideways with both rear tires screaming!!! His shift points and firmness are also much better.

so how does your 6.0 perform with westers?

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FYI... ALL Wester's prices include UPS 3 day Priority shipping to your door.

 

Butch 02 Sierra Denali

It took 2 weeks and a day from the time he ordered it until he got it.... I think it got held up in custums or got lost!!!

 

Heavyduty guy, the 6.0L was improved alot, but no-where near what my buddy got out of his 7.4L. My throttle response is better, and the shifting is much improved. Best of all the torque management is all but gone. I'm very happy with the tune that Lyndon gave me!!! Plus the extra MPG is a nice bonus.

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