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Message: [QUOTE="Dieselboy., post: 337668, member: 1232"] If your worried about spending a few bucks to monitor the engine and trans then leave it stock. A pyrometer is a must once you start dumping more fuel in (ie a chip) Your cylinder temps can exceed the safe limits of "stock" and if held there too long can melt internal motor parts. The trans temp is optional, but its a good thing to have to keep an eye on the 2nd most expensive part in the truck. I wouldnt be worried about much anything else with just a chip. I mean a 50$ boost gauge on top of it is more for the fun of watching it move, but can still be helpful. Call Jacob tomorrow and discuss it with him. i garuntee youll be sold on a chip, and once installed youll be tickled pink with your purchase. [/QUOTE]

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