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What is the limitation of wisper mode. Allot of time when we are camping
We head out at night for some munchies, could you go real slow in wisper Mode (campground speed) or is it strickly idling . |
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For that you'll need to ask one of the diesel guys. Cody may be able to keep the wisper in low load applications or low speeds. I'll leave a note for him.
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Also, the Whisper Mode is only fully active (progressive timing changes relative to engine temperature) at full operating temperature because the way the program works would cause excessive white smoke that burns your eyes if it were active when the engine is cold. |
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The way I see it now is that I wasted a slot on just the whisper mode, I should have paired it up with another tune.
Since I wasn't smart enough to do that, tell me what program is it connected with when it's used by itself for me of the 6 positions? Is it stock tune, if I step on the throttle in the whisper tune? |
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I am pretty sure that it is paired with a stock tune unless you specify differently.
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Yep guess i wasted a slot too on just whisper
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