Thread: Do I need to leave my chip in stock until warm?
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Old Thu, February 18th, 2010, 11:59 AM
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With what I have seen of Bill's tunes, the "start in stock when cold" thing doesn't necessarily fly.

He is keeping a lot of things very close to stock until the engine gets up to a decent operating temperature. Being in South Carolina, the truck probably never sees what Dave and I consider cold....so just be easy on it for the first few miles.
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