When I was on vacation last October, I fueled up at grain elevator/ E-85 plant in the middle of the cornfields for $1.19 a gallon less than half that 87 octane was going for at the local gas stations. Yes, my gas mileage took a hit of about 3 mpg, but 6.0L sure loved the 105 octane and the fuel was ...

its kinda like this...if you wish to modify the car further, you may well need a tune to compensate for the changes you make.
Most CAIs will bolt right on and not require a tune, but thats not to say you are getting everything from it.

Thanks
I have 2012 SUV VIN 7 GM that since I installed a CAI ...

ya i don't know about 2000 gm stuff.. most of the late model ford stuff, the factory fuel systems are completely fine on e85. espically if you use a conditioner. but on a mostly stock truck there wil bee little benifit as you mentioned. now, if it had 30 psi on top of it ;) lol

exactly!! boost ...

one problem, not everyone has a smart phone...believe it or not :)

Also, some of our competitors have offered similar products, and last I checked, they are sitting on shelves taking up space.

None of this is to say we won't do so in the future though....
I own a Trinity and a In-Tune and do not ...

mikel wrote:they are good through 2015

Sorry, I was just going by DS's own website. You must be losing sales not keeping your apps current.

I did not think that Chevy 2500HD 6.0L was supported past the 2013.

Thanks, I have just purchased a Trinity for my 2013 2500 HD VIN G based on your reply.

Does Trinity support VIN G 2013 tru 2014? The applications section stops at 2012. Is Intune my only option?

Over 3 hours on hold. NOT HAPPY.

Well, let's see. Go to vararam.com, click on the bench flow tests, and you find out that a factory air box with a Green Filter will flow as much air as a cone on a tube. The BLack Bear Performace CAI tests have a major flaw. Do you run down the street in box trailer with a fan pointing at your ...