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Phoenix Switch-On-The-Fly Chip (DISCOUNTINUED) (Disabled)
Power Hungry no longer sells the Phoenix/TS chip, but if you need custom tuning we can recommend a few really good tuners that will be able to still provide tuning and support for your chip.

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Old Fri, April 23rd, 2010, 12:21 AM
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Default Day 1 with my chip...love it!

I was actually excited to go to work today...well, at lest to drive in. Man, this chip is great!
My truck runs so much better, shifts are great, esp. in the 80 dd. the 100 performance shifts harder than I'm used to, very firm, kinda like it.
Love my Phoenix!
How long until the novelty wears off so I can get an accurate check on mileage gains?

Thanks for a great product and support!

Funny, I was almost as excited to put that cool Power Hungry sticker on my back window! Looks great there.
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Old Fri, April 23rd, 2010, 01:08 AM
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Awesome!

When the novelty wears off it might be time for a new power adder....
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Old Fri, April 23rd, 2010, 10:51 AM
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That is great to hear, I was following your posts cause I have pretty much the same banks stuff on my 7.3 Did you just use the plug to delete the trans command? I'm hoping that will work on mine but if I can I think i will just remove it. Gonna put my order in next week & like you the wait will probably kill me ha ha. Just curious where did you put switch?
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Glad to hear it's working well for you!!

Keep us updated on your feelings!
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Old Fri, April 23rd, 2010, 09:46 PM
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I used the transcommand bypass plug for now. It works fine, but I think I'll un-install the whole thing one of these days when I feel brave...or take it to the shop that put it in. Maybe I can sell it on E-bay

I mounted the switch on the angled plastic above the fuse panel cover to the right of the steering wheel. Now I'm wishing I had mounted it next to the 4wd switch, think it would have looked better there. I'm sure if I relocate it I can find a plug to fill the hole in the dash.

Filled the tank today, I had 160 miles on this tank on Wed., 277 when I filled up today. Went from 15.1 last time to 16.1 mpg...hope that's an indication of things to come! HAve a short road trip coming up Sunday, 200 miles or so round trip, that should be a good test. Think I'll run it on 100 hp and see what happens...besides smoke and smiles!
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What is this transcommand thing you guys are talking about? Is that an aftermarket part you are removing because your putting the PHP chip in? Also I've been looking at these shift kit things for the excursion, would that be a bad idea since I ordered the PHP chip?
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Hey bud if you got chip on the way don't even think about this. That's part of banks pkg. From what I understand Bill take of all the trans shifts & t/c lock up in the chip. I'm going to order my php sometime this week & will know the difference shortly!! cleatus12r on hear answered every ? I had about all this stuff (REAL GOOD FELLA)
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What is this transcommand thing you guys are talking about? Is that an aftermarket part you are removing because your putting the PHP chip in? Also I've been looking at these shift kit things for the excursion, would that be a bad idea since I ordered the PHP chip?
Banks programming calibrations on their chips don't address many shifting characteristics and they use an add-on box to increase transmission fluid pressure that adds shift firmness and durability.

With the calibrations that are available from PHP, the transmission functions are changed considerably to add this feature in the programming.
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Ran my chip on the 100 hp setting...just because I could.

Handled the hills great, engine ran a bit quieter, rpms and EGT's were down some. It's running about 75 degrees cooler over all I'd guess. RPM's were down about the same, 50 to 75 less than before at the same speed

Held it to 67 or so the whole way, rpms were about 1900, mileage was 16.1. I was hoping for more, but don't we always?

Next test, full week at 80 dd.

What a difference!
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Keep us posted.

By the time the "fun" factor wears off, you'll be doing better on the mileage. Believe it or not, there is a bit of a learning curve you will undergo while driving in the different tunes.
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