jkp21

I ordered a K&N drop in filter, and im having dual exhaust ran(y pipe into 2.5 with 3.5 tips). What programmer would allow me to tune to this?

otto457

Any programmer will do that. There's no need for custom tuning with a drop in filter and cat back mods.

jkp21

ok thanks, which all ones actually give you a visual on mpg's

Franchi Motorsports

iTrader: (9)

You won't see much MPG gains with a tuner. Maybe 1-2 gains on the freeway at a steady 65 or below with a good tune. If looking to buy a tuner for pure mpg, you be better off just making sure the truck is maintained well as you will affect the mpg more by how you drive and air in tires properly, ect ect

jkp21

I was reffering more to the programmer, such as the edge has the digital output of what mpg your actually getting. I was curious what other programmers have this feature on display

2004 Ford F150

I went with the Power Hungry Performance Gryphon programmer, it's just like the edge but it's more custom for the stuff I have done to my truck. If you have any engine upgrades I would go with the PHP Gryphon. But if your truck is pretty much stock then the Edge would work perfectly fine. The PHP Gryphon and Edge are physically the same product and they both have the dash mounted pods with digital read outs.

schmidtbb

I used Superchips on my 2012 F150 because I already owned it and it was only $200 to add my truck to it. I am not happy with the tune or the options at this point it time. I can only hope that they update with a speedometer calibrator and a better tune that does not ping all the time.

Hogan

just purchased a gryphon for my 07. I have a K&N and a Flowmaster catback. ordered the Gryphon with Tranny Only, 87 Performance and 91 Performance.

GutsyHick

I just ordered a sct programmer from franchi, i am running a K&N cai, pacesetter long tubes, no cats or res and a magnaflow exhaust. 33 and still 3.55 gears. any predictions on the effects?

Five.FiveSix

I got my edge programmer on weds... wow. whatta difference!