Running a tune with stock intake.
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Running a tune with stock intake.
I'm going start modding my Mustang. I wanted to buy a tuner first and flash to a 93Octane tune. Would it be safe to run a 93Octane tune with the stock intake? I will eventually buy an intake also, but I want to use the parts I buy right away.
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RE: Running a tune with stock intake.
ORIGINAL: acascianelli
I'm going start modding my Mustang. I wanted to buy a tuner first and flash to a 93Octane tune. Would it be safe to run a 93Octane tune with the stock intake? I will eventually buy an intake also, but I want to use the parts I buy right away.
I'm going start modding my Mustang. I wanted to buy a tuner first and flash to a 93Octane tune. Would it be safe to run a 93Octane tune with the stock intake? I will eventually buy an intake also, but I want to use the parts I buy right away.
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RE: Running a tune with stock intake.
ORIGINAL: sycd
That should be safe. If you buy your tune from Brenspeed and later buy an intake from them, I think that they will give you updated tunes for free. Double check with them first though.
ORIGINAL: acascianelli
I'm going start modding my Mustang. I wanted to buy a tuner first and flash to a 93Octane tune. Would it be safe to run a 93Octane tune with the stock intake? I will eventually buy an intake also, but I want to use the parts I buy right away.
I'm going start modding my Mustang. I wanted to buy a tuner first and flash to a 93Octane tune. Would it be safe to run a 93Octane tune with the stock intake? I will eventually buy an intake also, but I want to use the parts I buy right away.
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RE: Running a tune with stock intake.
Yes you can get them used. I wouldnt do it unless you like spending money. buy an tuner for 250 used lets say....then add brenspeed tunes @ 125 or B ama tunes @ 180. You are now at the same cost or more for the tuner if you bought it new! and you still need to find an intake for under 300 to just stay below 700 which is still more than most combo are for new!
#9
RE: Running a tune with stock intake.
ORIGINAL: howarmat
Yes you can get them used. I wouldnt do it unless you like spending money. buy an tuner for 250 used lets say....then add brenspeed tunes @ 125 or B ama tunes @ 180. You are now at the same cost or more for the tuner if you bought it new! and you still need to find an intake for under 300 to just stay below 700 which is still more than most combo are for new!
Yes you can get them used. I wouldnt do it unless you like spending money. buy an tuner for 250 used lets say....then add brenspeed tunes @ 125 or B ama tunes @ 180. You are now at the same cost or more for the tuner if you bought it new! and you still need to find an intake for under 300 to just stay below 700 which is still more than most combo are for new!
#10
RE: Running a tune with stock intake.
ORIGINAL: acascianelli
So I need 2 different tunes, one for stock, then one for a different intake? In that case I think I'll be better off buying them both at the same time. I was thinking about buying both the tuner and intake used.
ORIGINAL: sycd
That should be safe. If you buy your tune from Brenspeed and later buy an intake from them, I think that they will give you updated tunes for free. Double check with them first though.
ORIGINAL: acascianelli
I'm going start modding my Mustang. I wanted to buy a tuner first and flash to a 93Octane tune. Would it be safe to run a 93Octane tune with the stock intake? I will eventually buy an intake also, but I want to use the parts I buy right away.
I'm going start modding my Mustang. I wanted to buy a tuner first and flash to a 93Octane tune. Would it be safe to run a 93Octane tune with the stock intake? I will eventually buy an intake also, but I want to use the parts I buy right away.
Later, if you buy an intake from brenspeed, they should already have the info about your car, and they can email you three new tunes, (again for octanes 87,91,93 for example), but customized for your intake. You can download the tune from your PC to your programmer with USB, then use the programmer to update your car after installing the intake.
Seems to me to be the best way to go if you are planning to buy a programmer with tune now, and an intake later.