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Old Wed, April 15th, 2009, 11:54 AM
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I have an 07 f150 5.4 4X4 with cai and e-fans. The only other mods I want to do are the programmer and the exhaust. Problem, I am on a fixed income, disabled law enforcement. I want to get the programmer now but then I wont be able to get the exhaust for at least 7-8 months. If I get the programmer now with the custom tunes, will I need new tunes when I get the exhaust? How much difference will the exhaust actually make? Any ideas would be appreciated.
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There are only a few exhaust mods that might effect the tune. Bill could talk to you about those. In general, adding an exhaust mod does not require retuning at all, and, according to several discussions I've read, most exhaust mods have very little effect on performance too. About all many of them seem to do is change the sound.

I'd say get the programmer now. It WILL change performance (for the better) and will probably save you a few pennies in fuel costs - although the payback time is pretty long. Still, if you're committed to shelling out the bucks for one or the other of these mods, the programmer's the one I'd go for.

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There are only a few exhaust mods that might effect the tune. Bill could talk to you about those. In general, adding an exhaust mod does not require retuning at all, and, according to several discussions I've read, most exhaust mods have very little effect on performance too. About all many of them seem to do is change the sound.

I'd say get the programmer now. It WILL change performance (for the better) and will probably save you a few pennies in fuel costs - although the payback time is pretty long. Still, if you're committed to shelling out the bucks for one or the other of these mods, the programmer's the one I'd go for.

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Adding to Jack's post. As I understand if you go cat back only on the exhaust the customs should not need any mods. Its when the long tube headers, cat elimination, high flow cats and or true duals (any combiation of these) are installed the the custom tunes may need work. But talk to Bill.

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Old Wed, April 15th, 2009, 02:28 PM
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Ditto, I told bill I was going to true dual, high flow or no cat my truck before I ordered tunes, he told me to wait until I was done "playing" with my exhaust. You'd be find if you're just swapping mufflers or doing a cat back and keeping your Y.
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Thanks to everyone for all the info. I will be ordering my Gryphon.
 


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