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Sold for $12k in case anyone cares.

Sold!

sold!!!

$225.00 O.B.O. Used it once. description from www.bullydog.com Supported Vehicle Applications Ford F150/F250/F350 2004-2008 4.6L and 5.4L (will not fit 2004 Heritage models) Ford F250 and F350 2005-2008 5.4L V8 and 6.8L V10 Ford Expedition 2005-2008 5.4L V8 Ford Excursion 2004-2005 5.4L V8 and 6.8L V10 Ford Mustang GT 2005-2008 4.6L and 2007-2008 4.0L V6 Ford Explorer Sport Trac 2007 4.6L V8 Ford Explorer 2005-2007 4.6L V8 Lincoln Mark LT 2006-2007 5.4L V8 GM Pickup/SUV/Van Classic Body Style 1999-2007 4.8L, 5.3, 6.0L, 8.1L 2007+ New Body Style GM Pickup/SUV/Van 4.8L, 5.3L, 6.0L, 6.2L Dodge Ram 1500/2500/3500 5.7L Hemi 2003-2009 Dodge Durango 5.7L Hemi 2004-2009 Chrysler Aspen 5.7L Hemi 2007-2009 Engine Tuning Programs Stock: Stock engine settings will result in no change to engine horsepower output but will allow you to change vehicle specific features such as tire size re-calibratoin, speed limiter removal, transmission shift settings, etc. Regular: This engine tune/program is recommended for use with 85 or 87 octane gasoline. For maximum effectiveness, end users should increase the shift firmness and shift points. This tune can be used for everyday driving and towing. Dynamometer tesing results have shown a 10-15 horsepower increase in rear wheel horsepower. These horsepower results vary depending on application. Premium: This engine tune/program is recommended for use with 91 or 93 octane gasoline. It is recommended that shift firmness and shift points be raised with this engine tune. This tune can be used for everyday driving, towing, and racing. Dynamometer testing results have a 24-30 horsepower increase in rear wheel horsepower. The Triple Dog Gas Downloader as offers various vehicle specific features. These features range from improved transmission settings, speedometer re-calibration for larger or smaller tire size, gear ratio change re-calibration, speed limiter removal, and many more. To see each vehicle specific features, please click on theFeatures tab above. How To Install the Triple Dog: The Triple Dog plugs into the OBDII port beneath your steering column for programming.Triple Dog saves the OEM data for analysis and re-installation. Triple Dog installs Bully Dog optimized settings and any end user feature selections. When Triple Dog finishes the programming process, the end user unplugs the Triple Dog and puts it back in the plastic carry case for future use. [*]Transfer to a different/new vehicle: The Triple Dog can only be installed on one vehicle at a time. Restore original factory settings Update the Triple Dog online using the Update Agent software Check for new vehicle compatbility Install Triple Dog on new vehicle. [*]Update Online: Internet updates are made available when improved tuning, new calibrations, and new vehicle applications become available. These updates are free to the end user. These updates are available from the Update Agent, Bully Dog's free update software. The end user must restore the factory settings before the downloaer can be updated. Failure to restore factory settings before updating could corrupt the OEM data stored on the Triple Dog.

Thanks again for all your help!!! The Bully Dawg programmer is currently on craigslist, and as soon as it sells I am sending my ECU out to Wheatley. Maybe next time I hit a Blue Egret it will just vaporize. I did a little research and found out they are no longer endangered, which makes me wish I would have stopped and picked up some feathers as a keep sake. Has anyone one the forums ever used Insignia for replacement parts? My estimated damage at the body shop has varied from $650 - $1,150, depending on the type of parts used for replacing the damaged items. (Factory GM = $1,150 VS Insignia $650) Are the aftermarket parts inferior? Will I visibly notice a difference? Has anyone heard/seen the difference? Either way it is “guaranteed for life”, as long as I still own the vehicle, so any help/advice would be greatly appreciated. I am paying this out of pocket since my wife and I just had a $5,500 claim on our other vehicle a week before Christmas and I don’t want my rates going up. (Drunk driver hit and run on my street)

updated damage pics. Thanks for all the replies. I am hearing lots of great thing about Wheatley, and I see his banner ad right next to my reply, so that has to mean something!!! Some of the feathers were still in the cracked front clip and you can see his poo all over my A-arms and suspension. It smells like old bait and burned flesh. Had to get out the hose and boat brush. nasty, nasty stuff!

Hello everyone. Thank you all for such an awesome website. I've been a lurker for a while, and now it's time to ask the experts for some help. I bought a 2003 SS from a really good friend, who acquired the SS when his father lost a long fight with the big "C". I got the truck in 2008, with 19K original miles on it, and it still smelled new. I always told his dad I wanted the truck if he decided to sell it or get rid of it... I didn't want it like this, but... The sticker was still in the center console! Since then, I have bought a K&N intake and a Bully Dog Power Programmer. I know the Bully Dog programmer is garbage... It's like a Walmart version of a power programmer... and, their customer service is lackluster at best. I would call it shitty, but that's my opinion. Anyway, I need some help getting parts for my SS... I ran over an Endangered Blue Heron tonight, on I-95, going about 75-80 (wink, wink. maybe 85ish) and it DESTROYED my bumper cover. Pictures to follow tomorrow morning. There's a LOT of blood and feathers. Anyway, I need help getting good replacement parts. The bumper cover is cracked all the way down the middle, and the gray "duct" is missing. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!!! (attached it a pic of the SS before the Blue Heron)