1slov6stanguncc

I want to get a mail order tune for my 2013 GT/CS and I don't want to get a custom dyno tune since I have very minimum mods. What is the best place to get a good safe mail-order tune and see good results. Any body have positives or negatives from mail order tunes. I have a custom flash SCT tuner that I had my 2010 GT custom tuned.

Thanks

Csrt4to5.0gt

I have a diablo sport tuner from American muscle with custom tunes from Bama performance and run 93 octane race tune. The difference in performance is way noticeable and have had no problems at all. You can't go wrong with Bama.

Andy13186

bama since they retune for any future mods, and their tunes are good

Csrt4to5.0gt

Oh yeah, just like Andy said....free tunes for life with their products. Anytime you add a mod that requires tuning they will send you free tunes to work with your new mods.

Zodiac

I'm happy with my VMP tune and my times are much better with it. It's one of the best mail order tunes I've used. I ordered mine through Hypermotive Performance.

STANGmole

I have the Bama tune and am running my car stock. My engine idle 'sounds' better with the factory tune and produces more low end torque than the Bama.

The other problem I have with it, is that I have an auto and don't like the custom tune. I like firmer shifts and better throttle response but the Bama tune shifts can be unpredictably extreme at times. If I could get a tune for the auto that was somewhere in-between stock and the Bama tune, I think I'd like it.

Question for you 2011+ guys...is Ford voiding engine warranties on tuned cars?

Nuke

VMP, Brenspeed or AM. All three are excellent. There is no "best" and I wish people would stop asking what's the best tune, what's the best exhaust, what's the best tire. It's almost like asking what's the best **** (of course, ANY **** is the best ****).

The tune can be tweaked the same by anyone. But those 3 have excellent experience and track records to boot. I'd lean towards AM, despite my having (and sticking with) Brenspeed tunes only because AM offers their "tunes for life".

Gene K

The tune on my 2007 (Signature) was an old Bama Mailorder Tune (Doug was still in Alabama) and my 2011 had a Brenspeed Mailorder Tune (+11 rwhp, +23 rwt) and I liked both.

Im leaning toward VMP for the auto car based on the way the local customers cars shift.

DarkCandy08GT

You can pay 50-300 for a tune. Best drivability tunes are VMP, Brooksspeed, AED, Amazon. Depends how much you want to pay. VMP being the cheapest.

scottmach

VMP tune on my auto here. Best time with stock converter and stock gears is 11.81. I've had many tune revisions for free so that's just a marketing ploy by Bama with the free tunes for life. And Bama would be the last tune I'd run. I've data logged their tunes for people and there is nothing special done with the tune except more timing. No changes in the cam timing which is important.