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Originally Posted by ticopowell
The purpose is so I can talk to the wendy's drive through person at the menu, then do burnouts before I get to the window without having to change tunes  , but honestly I like it for that reason, I don't have to change tunes to talk out of my window, but I can still have plenty of power available. |
Good way to describe it.
As Tico said, it gives you the option to combine higher power tunes without the excess noise. One good use for it I've seen is for Wisper Tow tunes. When you are loading livestock or parked on a job site the truck isn't making a bunch of noise that'll spook animals or just be annoying to work around, then when your ready to go you don't have to remember to switch to your tow tune when pulling away. If I had a diesel, the wisper feature wouldn't even require half a thought to add onto any tow or daily driver tune.