Diffence between email tune and dyno tune?
03-22-2009, 05:07 PM
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for what its worth...have you thought about Justin at vmptuning? he is right in that same area...actually Deltona? just a thought...knows his stuff pretty darn well too..
03-22-2009, 05:22 PM
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In our mass produced Mustangs every one is significantly different than the next one. I believe an email tune is just a ballpark tune that may be of an average quality for a majority of cars and yet not be the absolute best possible tune for your particular vehicle.
The variations in production engines require, in my opinion, a custom dyno tune to get the absolute best tune possible. I'm sure there are email tunes that will be a perfect match for a particular car but most will be a compromise.
The variations in production engines require, in my opinion, a custom dyno tune to get the absolute best tune possible. I'm sure there are email tunes that will be a perfect match for a particular car but most will be a compromise.
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