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Old 04-30-2012, 09:19 PM
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Picked this one up today. '99 with 222k miles. Has a few issues that my guys can work through here at the shop in between customer cars.

A buddy tols me that he was getting 18mpg with a 7.3 with a power programmer.

I see there's a couple on craigslist for sale reasonablly - an Edge and a Superchip brand. Is one better than the other. Anybody have experience with them? I usually preach not putting anything on one, but if I can use economy mode and get more MPG I may be all for it...
Bullet proof engine and yours has the earlier rods which are more desirable and much more stronger.

Ive had several including 7.3 P-stroke duallie crew cab that did 18 mpg on occasion.

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