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When I did it, one can moved the gauge all the way to "full" even close to surpassing it

Well I had the gauge on it too and I filled it up as far as I it was safe to do so.

2002 Dodge Ram 2500 4x4 with a 116k miles, haven't replaced any a/c components, I just used up an entire can of freon earlier today to get it maxed out full yet it's still not as cold as it should be. I'll put the gauge on tomorrow to see the difference if any.

Ever since I could remember owning this truck it's always had bad a/c. From either blowing hot or not blowing at all. Few months back I replaced the entire vacuum line due to only blowing into defrosters and that fixed that issue. It blows out all vents like normal now but it'll barely be...

Yeah I think I'll use the recommended level that's safest for my trans according to Smarty and start looking into a new trans because I've been saving for it for quite a while now and have plenty enough in case things go south quick

I'd like to say my trans is in good shape, only 116k miles, the shifting is always smooth and never slips. I think I'll use the safe level of the Smarty and make sure to adjust the torque level to a good one

So I would guess best option is to wait for a built transmission that can handle the added power? I've heard from Smarty the safest level to run on stock automatic trans is #3 which is 60hp increase with added timing. Its definitely not too much and timing is good, it'd be like running the edge.

Yep, the trans is on my todo list. I might be swapping it out with a competition built trans coming off a 2003, just need to make sure it'll fit or if we need to get a manual valve body. If that doesn't work out I'll be in the market for either getting a built trans or swapping out old parts...

So I just ordered the Smarty s03 programmer for my 2002 Cummins after hearing many great things about it, currently running the Edge EZ that was on the truck when I bought it. I'm curious what best level to run the tune on my stock automatic 47RE transmission (which are obviously notorious for being...