Ford dealer re-calibrate engine, Ford Racing CAI?
05-18-2009, 09:31 PM
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Here are my 2 cents...I waited 3 yrs before I got a CAI/Tune (see sig)...not because of warranty issues, but because I did not want to spend the $$ and two, I did not know anything about tuners. After patiently waiting all this time and saving the bucks, I went ahead and did both (CAI/SCT Tuner).
I tell you, at first dealing with the tuner freaked me out... (yes Im a noob at that), but the instructions are straight forward and there's plenty of help to go around.
I've been with a CAI/Tune for about 1+ month. I can't be happier with my decision. Easy to flip back and forth between stock and tunes for warranty work...
I tell you, at first dealing with the tuner freaked me out... (yes Im a noob at that), but the instructions are straight forward and there's plenty of help to go around.
I've been with a CAI/Tune for about 1+ month. I can't be happier with my decision. Easy to flip back and forth between stock and tunes for warranty work...
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