Looking for a trustworthy tuner/mechanic
02-04-2013, 07:45 PM
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http://www.vtrperformance.com/ in Everett for installs and maintenance.
the mustang shop for tuning, though, I probably wouldn't bother tuning your six unless you are doing something drastic like supercharging. if anything, get a handheld tuner/intake combo and tune it yourself with a canned tune
the mustang shop for tuning, though, I probably wouldn't bother tuning your six unless you are doing something drastic like supercharging. if anything, get a handheld tuner/intake combo and tune it yourself with a canned tune
02-05-2013, 07:55 AM
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http://www.vtrperformance.com/ in Everett for installs and maintenance.
the mustang shop for tuning, though, I probably wouldn't bother tuning your six unless you are doing something drastic like supercharging. if anything, get a handheld tuner/intake combo and tune it yourself with a canned tune
the mustang shop for tuning, though, I probably wouldn't bother tuning your six unless you are doing something drastic like supercharging. if anything, get a handheld tuner/intake combo and tune it yourself with a canned tune
02-08-2013, 06:13 PM
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typically you get the tune pre-loaded on the device you purchase, and then you just load it into your ECU, it's super simple and a ~10 minute process.
BAMA / american muscle is a good source for this - you plug in all of your car information, and they cater the tune to it.
if you ever need an updated tune for a change in mods, it's as simple as transferring a new file to the device.
BAMA / american muscle is a good source for this - you plug in all of your car information, and they cater the tune to it.
if you ever need an updated tune for a change in mods, it's as simple as transferring a new file to the device.
02-09-2013, 10:38 AM
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typically you get the tune pre-loaded on the device you purchase, and then you just load it into your ECU, it's super simple and a ~10 minute process.
BAMA / american muscle is a good source for this - you plug in all of your car information, and they cater the tune to it.
if you ever need an updated tune for a change in mods, it's as simple as transferring a new file to the device.
BAMA / american muscle is a good source for this - you plug in all of your car information, and they cater the tune to it.
if you ever need an updated tune for a change in mods, it's as simple as transferring a new file to the device.
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