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Old Wed, March 24th, 2010, 11:24 PM
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thanks for the info so far its great, i have been debating between the phonix or the gryphon and the only reason im leaning more towards the gryphon is because i dont really need a shift on the fly chip i dont mind waiting for it to load, im used to it thats what i had to do with the hypertech on my last truck. and i just dont want to spend the money on guages and a chip when i could get it all in one and mount it on my piller i'd really just like the 40 tow, 80e and the 100hp or 120hp race for fun i dont really need 6 tunes if php offered a chip guage combo i might consider it. my trucks a 2000 f250 ccsb i got a 3in lift with 35''s and MBRP cool duals so far and i dont really need a crazy chip, i just want better mileage and so extra power to tune those big tires and some added power for towing. so is the display pod mount the piller mount or just the one that mounts on the corner of the dash?
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Old Wed, March 24th, 2010, 11:48 PM
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Old Fri, March 26th, 2010, 07:04 PM
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I have the gryphon for my 7.3l and to reiterate some of what was said, it does come with 3 tunes plus your stock which equals 4. It does come with a dash mount pod. Mine was already colored to match my tan interior, and it is capable to be used for gauges including egt. BTW it comes with a thermocoupler probe as well so you don't have to get anything else with this unit. I was in the same boat as yourself and went with the gryphon and it works great for me oh ya as a bonus you can read dtc codes too
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Thank you very much for your input, Tej.

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