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    Basic Member Ram3/4's Avatar

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    Stealth tuner

    Has anyone used the stealth tuner? They clam that it will not leave a foot print has anyone had any experience with this?


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    Re: Stealth tuner

    Quote Originally Posted by Ram3/4 View Post
    Has anyone used the stealth tuner? They clam that it will not leave a foot print has anyone had any experience with this?
    From what I have heard all tuners will leave a foot print

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    Following hehe . My factory warranty is up in 3-4 months and wife is on me about it . But Id still like to know as well .


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    Re: Stealth tuner

    Looking at their site they claim no footprint. Can't find any real world users stating that yet though


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    Re: Stealth tuner

    Other systems have made this statement over the years as well and it can be misleading. 'Leave no footprint' usually refers to the fact that once removed, none of the tuning remains in the ECM once the vehicle has been drives a couple hundred miles. BUT, if the tuner flashes the ECM, the flash count will not match what is on file at FCA which may cause trouble with some dealer service depts.

    The exception is any tuning technology that uses foolers instead of actual tuning. These will truly leave no trace but historically​ have been very poor quality 'tuning' and are no match to real tuning.

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    Re: Stealth tuner

    This is what they said when I contacted the company about there product. "Nothing else is needed to run our module it's a plug an play product that doesn't alter the ECM so theres no trace left once it's unplugged"


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    If it doesn't alter the ECM the only things I can think of would be boost fooler. Possibly some electrical signals to sensors for air/fuel basically telling the truck the sensors aren't giving right readings
    There's mechanical ways to get these things without programming but they cost a lot of money. In the end programming is usually needed still


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    I don't think think I will perches it without some real world feed back considering I have never heard of this company on here and don't want to take a chance on messing my truck up or voiding my warranty.


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    So I just talk to the company on the phone and it will not flash the computer. It plugs in to the wire harness under my hood and will not change any safety spec my stock truck has but will make the injector spray more efficient and take out turbo lag. It has 4 settings on it and he said as soon as I take it off the truck is back to stock and the dealer will never know. I am totally new with all this stuff I never had a tuner and never had a deisel truck. Any help makeing a decision would be great. I am not a mechanic but he said they have solid thousands of them and never had a problem when a truck needed warranty work. Not suer what to do. I am. It looking for a crazy tune just a little more power and less turbo lag when I am towing. Thanks in advance for any help/input


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    Re: Stealth tuner

    Hello everyone!

    I couldn't help but notice some carefully worded marketing tactics...

    So here is the truth!

    Nothing leaves a "Watermark" anymore!

    Now, let me clarify a few things.

    #1. If it adds power, the dealership will be able to tell that something was done to the truck.

    It doesn't matter if it's a cold air intake, a tuner, a module, nitrous, water meth, you name it...

    In the event that your truck has a mechanical failure that you try to get warrantied, any technician worth his salt can look at the trucks max torque values and see that they exceeded the factory settings.

    So please don't fall for the marketing Hype!

    Now, i'm not saying that this is a bad product at all, but if they are relying on deceptive marketing tactics... well you decide.

    What now? what do you do if you want more power and mileage but also want your warranty?

    Talk to your local dealership. Ask them what modification they would be ok with you doing.

    There is no such thing as being just a little bit pregnant

    Just a few facts that I'd like to point out about MM3.

    On the 13-17 trucks, we unlock the PCM ourselves, and unlike any other tuner on the market we do it the right way!

    Others literally fry out the RSA protection chip! We have spent alot of time and money to do the unlock the right way.

    We also Re-lock it when you return to stock!

    Now... we're not going to tell you that we won't void your warranty like other companies... Cough cough, but the Modules have nothing on us!

    We return back to the factory calibration, and leave no watermark or footprint whatever name they want to give it.

    We re-lock the RSA Protection in the PCM.

    We offer more reliable power, along with all of the other benefits, speedometer correction, read&clear DTC's, top speed limiters, and many more.


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