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6.4 Aftermarket
MCC / DIY Tuning for 6.4
timing differances
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[QUOTE="powerstroked08, post: 572765, member: 8135"] Anybody have any ideas yet? If it wouldn't mess things up i would like to maybe try the timing of the auto on my truck. But there has to be a reason why they are only doing this on autos. I'm just not sure as to why yet. Is it because the automatics can keep load on the engine while shifting or because they have more driveline losses and are compensating with some more tuning:shrug:. Sorry but just thinking out loud. Just really curious if it would be safe on a manual. [/QUOTE]
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