There's nothing terribly wrong with your tune. It looks like you made some increases to the entire pulsewidth table, which I wouldn't recommend for a stock injector truck, but the changes are very small. You probably won't have any problems running it that way.
You won't notice a big change in power, which is perfectly fine. Starting out in tuning with small changes is a good strategy. If you want a bit more in future, you can raise the throttle based fueling table, especially the 100% area. Making changes there, instead of the pulsewidth tables, will help keep power delivery and transmission function smoother, since the ECM will "know" how much fuel it's injecting.