diablosport predator tuner

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07-10-2009, 03:57 PM

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avlon06

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Originally Posted by lilcrate

Wow, i thought most people on here support the tb upgrade, this is where i was told to do it. I have never had a single issue with my idle after install. Yes it is a good tuner and you can do multiple things with it, and they are very user friendly, especially with a little bit of google.

Sorry tb recommendation is based on 2v, dont now about 4v.

I am for it, plus got my plumb/tb combo cheap

07-10-2009, 04:02 PM

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Mr99cobra

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I already have twin 57mm tb. Would it be worth it for twin 65mm?

07-10-2009, 06:08 PM

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BlueMagic

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ok... I know very little about tuners. I saw this thread and decided to post my question here. Would a tuner be benifical to own if all I had where a few bolt-ons and upgraded exhaust? I know id gain more rwhp but does one need anything before hand to use it? or does it just work by plugging into your car. How do you know what tunes to use or not use?? Im just wondering. Thanks

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Originally Posted by asiansensation78

Good question BlueMagic, I'm curious as well.

um... I'll admit Im a noob to tuners. So any help would be great to answer this. I see that asiansensation78 is also wondering. Thanks fella's

07-10-2009, 06:21 PM

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lilcrate

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Originally Posted by BlueMagic

um... I'll admit Im a noob to tuners. So any help would be great to answer this. I see that asiansensation78 is also wondering. Thanks fella's

Yes it is beneficial. You can easily tune yourself, but the best bet is to get a dyno/custom tune, too peak out your cars performance, which most performance shops can do. It is very user friendly, tells you what you are changing, you just should know what to change it to, or have a professional do it for you. Google will help you in making changes as well, but i recommend dyno tune.

07-10-2009, 11:25 PM

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Mustang3GT07

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OP - I would find yourself a good tuner in your area and once you install the throttle body on your car take it to your tuner to have him dyno tune it. Don't waste your time on canned tunes that come already installed on the Diablo and SCT tuners. Another thing you can do is just have your stock throttle body ported. Its really up to you.