Recent content by DeerHunter44

Another quick update on my GooseTuned experience: My wife drove the Raptor the other day and when she got back she said “Holy cow your truck is peppy now. I like it!” She didn’t really even know I tuned it so it’s a completely honest response with no “pre-conditioning”. I’m running a Goose 91...

No problem. I don’t want to bash them, maybe they had circumstances that I don’t know about with COVID and everything. I would take a look at Texas Shock Works. They were the other ones I considered when I did mine. Can’t remember exactly why I picked Forged over them. Sent from my iPhone...

Shocks seem ok. I think I got what I paid for. Ride is improved over the stock shocks that had 53k miles. The swap is fairly easy. I did buy a spring compressor to swap springs from the old shocks to the rebuilds. If I get another 50k out of the rebuilds I’ll be happy. As far as my experience...

Trans tuning is awesome. I agree with previous poster in saying I’d give up Engine tune before trans tune if I could only have one. I’ve used the OEM+ and now I’m using Sport and both are worlds better than stock. So far I like Sport the best. Thought it would be too aggressive but it’s not...

You probably were over payload rating and should have stopped and chiseled it off to be safe! [emoji16] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Cool. Thanks for the link. I’ve always wondered if the Raptor T-case is the same one used in Lariat and up F-150s that have 4A capability? This article makes it sound like it is not but I’m not sure. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Completed the data logging and revision process with Win. Tune is DIALED in. Took 7 revisions to get it perfect. I had no complaints or specific concerns about any of the revisions so the entire process was Win tweaking them based on the datalogs. This thing screams when you put the hammer...

I used Forged off-road for an exchange but they have not refunded my core after 40 days from when they got my shocks and multiple attempts. Now they won’t even return emails. The shocks I got from them seem ok but I’d steer clear of them. They owe me $600. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Will do! Quick you can’t make this stuff up story... While heading home from my hunting grounds I needed fuel in middle of nowhere Texas Panhandle. Pulled into the only station around and guess what??? Premium was only 90 octane at this particular Conoco. I had about 1/8 tank of 91 remaining...

I got to drive with my new 91 GooseTune so here’s my initial thoughts. Overall the truck is SUPER smooth. It’s hard to explain but it seems like a different vehicle. Power is amazing. It accelerates effortlessly when merging into traffic or getting up to highway speeds. The truck feels like...

I recently asked Goose about it and he recommended that I flash to the stage 0 tune (stock equivalent?) prior to towing. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It’s noticeable for sure but I only drove a couple miles around the neighborhood to get to a safe place to make the full throttle data log pulls so it’s hard to say right now much different it will be. The throttle feels much crisper and the shifts are more solid. I want to put some miles on it...

Got my GooseTune Accessport today. Loaded the 91 GooseTune and the Cobb OEM+ trans tune. Drove around to get her up to temp and then made a couple of 4th gear data logging passes. About to email them for Winfield to review. Throttle was definitely more responsive and shifting feels better but...

Recent experience. I almost bought a new AT4 with a 6.2. Couldn’t get past the 24 gallon fuel tank. That’s crazy small for my needs. Drove a loaded Rebel and was really impressed. Couldn’t get past the Hemi having zero low end power. Towing at 4000 rpms is not my cup of tea. Ride was super...

You can add me to the GooseTuned crowd. Pulled the trigger this morning mainly based off of the overwhelming positive posts all over this forum. Hopefully I can add to them once I get mine installed! Went with a Goose 91 tune with the Cobb TCM tuning. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk