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We now
have two new part
numbers for the Ford
Power Stroke 7.3L diesel
(part #41040 for
2001-2003 and part
#41039 for 1999-2000).
There are two additional
new diesel releases:
Part number #30021 is
for the 2001-2004 GM
6.6L Duramax, and #50009
is for the 1998 1/2-2002
Dodge Cummins. To all of
these, we've added our
three stages of power
tuning, each designed to
match a range of driving
and towing needs. Of
these, Stage Three is
the strongest. For the
Powerstroke, this stage
provides an additional
100 horsepower
and 164 ft.-lbs. of
torque, with
plus 90
horsepower and 150
ft.-lbs. of torque
for the Duramax! |
| Why the two
added tuning options? |
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When
operated under heavy
loads and for long
periods of time, diesels
can build up excessive
heat in their engines
and transmissions. When
that occurs, the
check-engine light may
come on, or flash off
and on, as a warning to
either back off on the
power level or lighten
the load. While you
can't always lighten the
load, Hypertech's
three-stage tuning lets
you select the maximum
power tuning level that
can be safely used under
high load conditions. |
| Why should
you use the transmission
shift firmness option? |
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This
should be used when
non-stock tuning is in
the vehicle. At high
boost levels and higher
torque, the transmission
needs to have firmer
shifts. This helps keep
automatic transmission
clutch plates from
slipping, especially
important when towing
heavy loads. |
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With the
new Power Programmer and
the 3 Stages of Power
Tuning, you'll have more
control over driving and
towing conditions than
ever before! |
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