[Longshot270]

Finished doing the gotts mod intake and I have noticed a difference in the upper RPM, which is what my truck has been needing. Does anyone know if I need to let Bill know about it so he can adjust the custom tune for it? If it makes a difference on stock and on the canned tunes I'm wondering if he needs to know. I havent gotten my custom tune yet so hopefully he hadn't started working it before he left.

[JWBFX4]

From what has been posted in the past there is no need to change or alter a tune for that mod. Only warrants a change by using a commercial air intake.

[JackandJanet]

Originally Posted by JWBFX4

From what has been posted in the past there is no need to change or alter a tune for that mod. Only warrants a change by using a commercial air intake.

Yup, but withholding information is not a good idea. Tell him you have the mod. It should not effect your tune, but knowing the whole picture is better than just having half of it.

- Jack

[kd4crs]

You need to tell Bill EVERYTHING you have on your truck that is not stock. I have the DWV intake mod on mine and I listed it on the order form just to make certain Bill knows. That way he can make any needed modifications to the tuning.

[Power Hungry]

The Gotts/DWV mod does not require any calibration adjustments since it doesn't affect the Mass Air Meter's ability to accurate measure incoming airflow.

[kd4crs]

Always best to provide as much information as possible, just in case. Better to have more information than needed than not enough.

[Power Hungry]

Originally Posted by kd4crs

Always best to provide as much information as possible, just in case. Better to have more information than needed than not enough.

I definitely agree with that thinking!