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Engine Performance Testing with Chip

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You won't believe what I found! Ford POWERSTROKE 7.3

What happens here

The presenter starts the truck, pressing the clutch first (confirming the safety switch works in the manual transmission). He then goes back to the rear of the truck, instructing the viewer to listen to the exhaust while he cycles through the 'Revolver Performance Chip/Switch' settings from inside the cab. He states he doesn't want the truck to 'roll coal' (emit black smoke) but tests the chip's effect on the engine's sound and exhaust output, particularly noting a more 'mean' sound at higher settings.

Goal: The truck's engine is revved with different settings on the performance chip to demonstrate its impact on engine sound and exhaust output.

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yeah look at that we're already making her worth more don't let seventh graders tint your windows kids already looks better got to get that garbage off of that window in that window too okay air filter gauge seems to be good air filters good awesome it's pretty nasty though doesn't it man that's a loud engine right there let's see what this exhaust note is like it's big I'm gonna go in front and I'm gonna hit the gas and you guys tell me if we roll coal out the back of this thing I don't want it to roll cold but it might here goes uh we're gonna dial up the chip here first I'm gonna do standard I don't see it rolling cold there Crank It Up I don't see any coal rolling out there oh dude that brought up the performance number three did number four oh that's even more sounds mean [Music] five and six oh that's a little cold maybe that's the six oh that's the roll call Maybe let's take her back to Wine people but it's not cool for me what do you guys think I I as a 45 year old man rolling cold doesn't really appeal to me

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