most bang for your buck box?

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what would be the best bang for your buck box? for all around street use, pulling, racing? and what is a good stack combo everyone is using?
 
run a power puck and blue chip in one truck, van aaken and redline in another, Like both combos.
 
Smarty.

You are going to want more, so you might as well get the tuner that stacks well with most everything. Plus, you can read and clear you codes and adjust for new tire height.
 
is the redline streetable? and is there a big power difference between it and the drag comp as far as horse power gains? a smarty would be nice to check codes lol
 
I dunno, i gave 375 for my adrenaline brand new. plus you can get a pulse monitor for 150 bucks if you look hard.
 
isn't the revo for the cr's? drag comp is a good choice they just work and don't cause all the issues like the quad does.
 
Well I have used:

TST comp
TST comp/ smarty
Drag comp
Drag comp/ smarty
ADR
ADR/smarty

All these fuel hard

The drag comp get's best all around award (smooth and fuels hard)

TST fuels higher into rpms, but doesn't come on as strong as the others, one of the cleanest boxes by itself, extremely smooth (doesnt fully fuel until 10psi?

the ADR comes on hard on the bottom and pulls mid and top end well, but is not smooth at all

The smarty stacked on top of these just seems to pickup the bottom end, and seems to smooth the top out a bit(adr)

I drove timbeaux's truck (FMS/MVP) and it felt awesome too, so it's really hard to say
 
the redline is very streetable, you can turn it off with the push of one button, you cant get much better than that
 
When I had the redline on my truck, it was "streetable" but it wasn't something I wanted to DD. If you wanted to pass a car you just planned on doing it at WOT or with the redline turned off. Whereas my Comp box stays on 5x5 day in and day out without bucking surging and ridiculous clouds of smoke

Lavon
 
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