I'm a new member to the forum but have read many, many helpful posts on selecting the Eco-Boost over the Dodge Eco-disel (yes...I considered it...laugh with me, not at me...)
My concern is that I added a Bully Dog GT Tuner to my 2014 King Rang 4x4 ecoboost and I'm not seeing the results that I want. It was on recommendation from a local and very reputable accessory/performance garage. I also added a custom Gibson dual exhaust with "NASCAR" tips (man does that thing rattle windows when I drive up!!!), a throttle body spacer, and cold air intake. I have toyed with the tuner on tow/efficiency, performance, and even switch back to stock to define my differences in gas mileage and overall feel. I get 2-3 mpg better when I use the tuner on performance or tow (but that may be my driving habits). But when I put my foot into the gas pedal, there doesn't seem to be any difference in acceleration.
Question: If I change to another tuner, is there any danger of it affecting my warranty? The Bully-Dog seems to be the safest, but also the least impressive. I'm not interested in racing anyone, but I still want my pony to run when I spur her.
In all honesty, what I the safest yet most effective performance enhancing tuner that i can run in my truck and not void the warranty? I know about warranty protection laws. And that a dealer is required to prove that an aftermarket part caused the damage, but with so many choices out there...I don't want to end up with a wrecked drive-train or blown engine because I was running it too hot.
So, if I'm not wanting to run a <5.0sec flat 0-60mph, then is the Bully Dog a good choice?
Thanks in advance for the opinions and advice, This forum seems to have a really knowledgeable crowd.
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the_musty_yoda
My concern is that I added a Bully Dog GT Tuner to my 2014 King Rang 4x4 ecoboost and I'm not seeing the results that I want. It was on recommendation from a local and very reputable accessory/performance garage. I also added a custom Gibson dual exhaust with "NASCAR" tips (man does that thing rattle windows when I drive up!!!), a throttle body spacer, and cold air intake. I have toyed with the tuner on tow/efficiency, performance, and even switch back to stock to define my differences in gas mileage and overall feel. I get 2-3 mpg better when I use the tuner on performance or tow (but that may be my driving habits). But when I put my foot into the gas pedal, there doesn't seem to be any difference in acceleration.
Question: If I change to another tuner, is there any danger of it affecting my warranty? The Bully-Dog seems to be the safest, but also the least impressive. I'm not interested in racing anyone, but I still want my pony to run when I spur her.
In all honesty, what I the safest yet most effective performance enhancing tuner that i can run in my truck and not void the warranty? I know about warranty protection laws. And that a dealer is required to prove that an aftermarket part caused the damage, but with so many choices out there...I don't want to end up with a wrecked drive-train or blown engine because I was running it too hot.
So, if I'm not wanting to run a <5.0sec flat 0-60mph, then is the Bully Dog a good choice?
Thanks in advance for the opinions and advice, This forum seems to have a really knowledgeable crowd.
---stay musty----
the_musty_yoda