H&s Overdrive Transmission Tuning Mini Maxx Xrt Pro For 2006 2007 Cummins 5.9 on 2040-parts.com
Kenosha, Wisconsin, United States
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A finely tuned engine is worthless if that power cannot be transferred to the ground. In order to meet the high horsepower and torque output of the 6.7 Cummins engine, we have modified the transmission tuning software to better “put the power to the ground”. H&S Overdrive software is specifically tailored to H&S engine tuning and will ensure that you get the best performance and reliability out of your transmission. One of the biggest complaints about the stock 68RFE transmission is the early shifting. 5th and 6th gears will come in early and cause a “dead pedal” or even a transmission “shudder”. These conditions worsen with performance engine tuning, and can cause unnecessary damage to your transmission. H&S modifies those 5th and 6th gear shift points to greatly reduce these annoying problems. Black Maxx, Mini Maxx, and XRT Pro owners will have the ability to load the H&S Overdrive Transmission software. This service can be performed Via Email, Phone or Text Message. Please First Purchase this item on eBay then have your trucks VIN Number. Three ways to get your code 1. Email - Send us a message on eBay after purchasing with the VIN of your truck. We will reply with the Unlock Code 2. Text - Send us a text on a number only setup for doing unlocks. Send us your eBay username and VIN Number. Unlock Code will be sent back. Text - (262) 358-6866 (This number only accepts text messages, no pictures). 3. Call - Give us a call during business hours with the VIN Number. Call - (262) 671-4899 Text Message will get you the fastest service and is generally available 24 hours a day allowing us to get your tuner unlocked usually right away. ALL SALES FINAL, NO REFUNDS. |
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