noob... is tune a must?
Aug 17, 2011, 11:41 AM
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Yeah a tune is very important in many ways. All i have on my car right now is the turboback exhaust for like a month now. As soon as i decide on a boost controller, and get my different(aem) gauges in. I will install everything and get tuned.
Aug 22, 2011, 04:59 PM
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If you have the money get it tuned...If you don't will your car die? NO! I ran a turboback and short ram for 2 months and everything was ok ..BUT, as soon as I had the money I bought an accessport then ran stage 2..This september I'm (actually devin's doing it lol) installing a bigger turbo and a retune using ecu flash so if you don't have the money don't play! save up and go big!
---coming from a newb lol
---coming from a newb lol
Aug 23, 2011, 12:17 PM
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i guess i should have posted back in this sooner since people are still posting haha. i took the advice from 100% of people responding. got the tune as soon as the parts were on. so all is well. thanks guys.
Aug 23, 2011, 05:15 PM
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put me up to 304 whp on mustang dyno, (k&n drop in, cobb hfc, perrin catback) dyno sheet sat in my back seat and was crumpled up from my work tools :-/ can prolly still get a pick of it though haha. took it to CBRD for the tune, chad did a good job, no complaints. world of difference from stock thats for sure, and this is just the beginning 
