Custom vs. Canned Tune

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05-18-2007, 03:04 PM

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Scotte28516

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RE: Custom vs. Canned Tune

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ORIGINAL: FordDude

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Yes your TCS can be defaulted off, but I don't think it's the best way to go for all around safety reasons.

When I say that I want the TCS defaulted to off, what I wantis to have to push the TCS button if I want the TCS on. Now as part of my startup procedure I hit the TCS button to turn it off. fd

If you use the Diablosport Predator, you have the option of turning the TCS off by default. If you want it back on, it takes all of about a minute to change it back with the Predator. All of my custom tunes were uploaded into a Predator, so I can change them or some features in just a couple of minutes. If anybody is going to get a custom dyno tune and FI, havethe tuner also install a Valet tune. I have one, and it will not let the rpms go above 3000. It's great when dropping the car off for service or at the body shop. I was informed that "something was wrong with my car" by a service manager, who then said it will not "rev up". I then informed him that it was to preventhim from driving it or revving it when the car was not there for any reasons that necessitated the rpm to go anywhere near 3000. His look went blank as he knew he was busted.