Good investment, this little box. The power increase in the lower RPM band was very satisfying. I never noticed EGT's over 850 degrees and it was hot all weekend (temps in 90's, humidity 65-70 %). This was the first time I towed my trailer and got to watch the computer's estimated fuel mileage go up. Actual fuel mileage probably went up between 1 and 1. 5 mpg. I did some driving without the trailer, so the verdict is still out, but I know the fuel mileage did improve. On a down note, I don't like the increased chatter I hear between 1600-2000 rpm. I was shifting as though the box wasn't on the truck, so that's going to have to change. The clutch is chattering, but holding up fine. I guess I'll just have to drive the trailer around more and practice. Darn the bad luck
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1999 Dodge Ram 3500 Quad Cab 2wd; 5 spd; 4:10 LSD rear; Mag-Hytec differential cover; US Gear EGT and Boost gauges. Stewart Warner Fuel Pressure Gauge with dual senders, Westach Oil Temp Gauge for differential. Rancho 9000's shocks, PowerEdge EZ Box, Amsoil foam air filter and synthetics in the motor and differential. Cummins Power, don't leave home without it
[This message has been edited by John Berger (edited 05-21-2001). ]
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1999 Dodge Ram 3500 Quad Cab 2wd; 5 spd; 4:10 LSD rear; Mag-Hytec differential cover; US Gear EGT and Boost gauges. Stewart Warner Fuel Pressure Gauge with dual senders, Westach Oil Temp Gauge for differential. Rancho 9000's shocks, PowerEdge EZ Box, Amsoil foam air filter and synthetics in the motor and differential. Cummins Power, don't leave home without it
[This message has been edited by John Berger (edited 05-21-2001). ]
[This message has been edited by John Berger (edited 05-21-2001). ]