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only way to find out is to put it on a Dyno. Defiantly noticeable in everyday driving
BB tune FTW
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i dont have the autocal unit...i just have two separate ECM/TCMs. One has the BB tune on it and the other is my factory. You can purchase the extra one from BB and have it tuned then when its time to go to the dealer you just disconnect the battery, swap them out and reconnect the battery. it about a 5-10 minutes process.
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Is this more $$$ than the AutoCal route?
It would be $29 more for the AutoCal.
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Wow!! I'm really looking forward to having the extra $$$ to put down on this! Probably about this time next year I hope 
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Autocal was not available yet when I got my tune....Autocal is definitely the way to go now.
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so you spent 520 and the autocal way is 550? such a small price difference...
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read my previous post...and i got a discount on the tune for being the organizer of the Houston BB Meet
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I did read your previous post I was just shocked as to see how little the price difference was.
blueflamed03
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amen, Jenna, so you can make adjustments pesonally, so no need to send back when you make gear changes, etc?
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