SCT X3 or something else
#1
SCT X3 or something else
I want to start modding my 03 gt manual and was wondering if getting the sct x3 would be a good start? Is there a noticeable differnce with it on a stock car. I also plan on gears and exhaust but wanted to know about the tuner. I was planning on getting one from brenspeed.
Thanks
Thanks
#3
SCT is a good tuner and is one of the most widely used. Ton's of online vendors offer custom mail-order tunes and most dyno tuners use that software. The thing is (to my understanding) it offers the end-user very limited parameters of adjustability. Basically meaning only a dyno tuner with the full software or one of the online mail-order vendors can make the big changes and tweaks to your tune.
Starting off with a tuner for your car is not a bad idea at all. You're gonna need one anyway once you eventually do the gears - to recalibrate the speedometer. You will notice a pretty decent gain with just a tune to your stock car. The problem is after you progressively add mods, you will probably have to keep paying to have your tune updated for your new mods. I also wouldn't pay the money for a full dyno tune until you have a decent amount of bolt on's.
If you want something you can use right now to give you a nice gain in stock form and also allow you to make changes and tweaks YOURSELF, look into getting a Sniper tuner. It's more of a "DIY" tuning software and it's quite fun. They also have a dedicated forum (www.snipertuningforum.com) to help you with your tuning.
Not sure if there are any Sniper dyno tuners in PA but if you really get into it, you can do a full tune yourself on the street using a wideband and Snipers full package.
Starting off with a tuner for your car is not a bad idea at all. You're gonna need one anyway once you eventually do the gears - to recalibrate the speedometer. You will notice a pretty decent gain with just a tune to your stock car. The problem is after you progressively add mods, you will probably have to keep paying to have your tune updated for your new mods. I also wouldn't pay the money for a full dyno tune until you have a decent amount of bolt on's.
If you want something you can use right now to give you a nice gain in stock form and also allow you to make changes and tweaks YOURSELF, look into getting a Sniper tuner. It's more of a "DIY" tuning software and it's quite fun. They also have a dedicated forum (www.snipertuningforum.com) to help you with your tuning.
Not sure if there are any Sniper dyno tuners in PA but if you really get into it, you can do a full tune yourself on the street using a wideband and Snipers full package.
#4
I'll look into that. And you make a good point about needing a retune after every mod. I think brenspeed gives you free upgrades if you buy the part from them. So I may look into that.
I just heard good things about brenspeed and that they do 3 good quality tunes for the sct when you buy it
I just heard good things about brenspeed and that they do 3 good quality tunes for the sct when you buy it
#5
I'll look into that. And you make a good point about needing a retune after every mod. I think brenspeed gives you free upgrades if you buy the part from them. So I may look into that.
I just heard good things about brenspeed and that they do 3 good quality tunes for the sct when you buy it
I just heard good things about brenspeed and that they do 3 good quality tunes for the sct when you buy it
#10
Not trying to thread jack, but what about the Diablo Predator tuner? Will I have to keep updating my tune everytime I add new mods to the car? Updated tunes available? What mods require an updated tune, major bolt ons or will exhaust and pulleys "pass"?
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