Tundra Chip/Programmer Help
Hey Guys.. I'm in need of some advice.. And (I KNOW THIS IS THE SITE FOR IT)!!! :D:D:D
I have a 2007 tundra 5.7L with a 3 inch lift .. I purchased the truck this way 2 yrs ago.. with 38,600 miles for 18K.. I was running some 295 70R 18 Nitto Terra Graps on it... Gas mileage was about 14 MPG. Well It was time to get a new set of tires... SO I asked around and went with the Toyo All-Terrain Open Country 2's. But I downsides to 285 65 18's. I'm running 52# of air in them. These are 10 ply and call for 80# max. My mileage has gone down a little, about 275 for a tank... I'm not getting 300 miles to a tank for gas. :pissed::pissed::pissed: So I'm thinking about getting a chip/programmer. Question:: Will this help with gas mileage??? When I pull my Triton I'm getting 8 miles a gallon or about 200 miles a tank.. Anybody have a chip on a tundra??? What brand??? Can u install your self??? I was speaking to a few people at work and they are using chips on their F250's gas and diesel trucks.. And they say they work.. Other than the crappy gad mileage, I "like" my Tundra. Please advise.. Im sure we have a few younger guys who are running lifts and bigger tires.. Thanks in Advance.. Gunner |
With ur tire change is ur speedo correct... Could be gettin same mpg just looks worse bc of tire size change..
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First ,10 ply tires are typically for 3/4 ton and up , not for a 1/2 ton pick up , But since you have them you need to run the air pressure called for that tire . That will help .
Programmers for gas and diesels is apples and oranges . Diesels can gain massive HP and or small feul mileage depending on setting . Gas motors gain very little of either . I have both . Rough example = if you get one MPG gain , which you probably won't , One tank of fuel every two weeks , it will take two years to break even figuring the programmer cost at 350 . If you want fuel mileage buy a PRIUS:D |
If you re-gear the truck, you should get closer to your stock mpg with some lower gears.
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