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Just do the Autocal. It's more expensive to start but you can always sell the hardware after and recoup most of it's cost.
Too late and I just wanted to have that meet and greet experience just so it's 110% good to go. Not saying autocal isn't, but I would have issues on my end.
 
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Too late and I just wanted to have that meet and greet experience just so it's 110% good to go. Not saying autocal isn't, but I would have issues on my end.
I did in person for the exact same reasoning. I didn’t want to mess anything up! Although now I’m thinking I may do an autocal.
 

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I did in person for the exact same reasoning. I didn’t want to mess anything up! Although now I’m thinking I may do an autocal.

After the fact since you've had a 1 on 1 and a better understanding of what exactly the tune entails maybe.
I would consider it if I was to keep the tahoe. It would be definately lowered and maybe tuned by now. I even sold my tbss intake cause I just don't want to dump money into it.:smh:
And you have no idea how hard it is not to dump money into it being on this site :eek:
 

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