A quick look at tuning...
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From: North Huntingdon,Pa.
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Originally Posted by i.ride.suzuki
Well while i wait for Mike to e-mail me and before i say anymore...
We can all look at Justin's hot wife, can Mike beat that?
We can all look at Justin's hot wife, can Mike beat that?
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Originally Posted by openclasspro#11
with a mature comment like that and you wonder why mike doesn't reply...
It has already been a couple days, he hasn't emailed me a thing. For him to lash out against me... a simple sorry could of been at mininum. But whatever... karma is a bitch.
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Originally Posted by ONE04FX4
from what i understand justin worked for sct. that in itself should speak volumes. man it all started out as an informational post. then he was attacked and fasle claims were made against him. i can tell you that i have been in the tuning arena with the gm's and hp tuners. still tinker with them today. havent jumped in the ford yet but i know people that have. and they are doing ok.yes 15 years experience is a long time and would make anyone want to go with them. i have had troyers tunes and vmp's tunes.and i can honestly say i like vmp tuning better. yes there are people that can figure it out and they will. but. just cause he has 15 years experience does in no way make him the very best. and it does not facilitate that there isnt someone that cant do it better. and he does tune more than just f150's as well. i thought that what iridesuzuki posted was very informative. and i even had questions on it. then it has turned into a bashing all started by the one and only--troyer. and the fact that they will not let vmp as a sponser means that there will not be competition. i believe that there should be tuning competition on this site as it will create better tuning and pricing for all of the consumers. hell if it werent for competition we wouldnt have sports.
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From: Seabrook,NH
Originally Posted by ThumperMX113
I'm not against Troyer at all, I've on countless occassions posted his information along with VMP Tuning's. I just wish people would realize there are other tuners out there than him, it's all about choices. This site is populated who really don't know that and than there are others who choose to keep their heads in the sand about it.
I did not name any names but you have to admit there are both sheep and people here just trying to stir the pot which does nothing to help either side.
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From: Columbia, MO
Originally Posted by efuehrin
Keep up the good work mrPositraction maybe we will be buying tunes from you eventually!
LOL, I doubt that. Any info or "secrets" I find out on my own I will share with everyone. I have asked some more technical questions to a couple reputable tuners, and that info I will keep to myself if they desire. I am just here to have fun, not make a living. I do alright being a Mechanical Engineer. I spend enough time with my vehicles as it is
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Posi,
Ya I have a superchips tuner right now and think it did a great job out of the box, but I wonder sometimes what could really be done once I add more aftermarker parts like headers, intake, etc, on top of the stuff I already have like the 4:88 gears.
They definatly weren't thinking of gears that low when they designed the out of the box tune.
Then again I don't know anything about it yet so maybe it dosen't matter that much.
What did you have to buy to get going on you own custom tunes?
Ya I have a superchips tuner right now and think it did a great job out of the box, but I wonder sometimes what could really be done once I add more aftermarker parts like headers, intake, etc, on top of the stuff I already have like the 4:88 gears.
They definatly weren't thinking of gears that low when they designed the out of the box tune.
Then again I don't know anything about it yet so maybe it dosen't matter that much.
What did you have to buy to get going on you own custom tunes?
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Originally Posted by efuehrin
Posi,
Ya I have a superchips tuner right now and think it did a great job out of the box, but I wonder sometimes what could really be done once I add more aftermarker parts like headers, intake, etc, on top of the stuff I already have like the 4:88 gears.
They definatly weren't thinking of gears that low when they designed the out of the box tune.
Then again I don't know anything about it yet so maybe it dosen't matter that much.
What did you have to buy to get going on you own custom tunes?
Ya I have a superchips tuner right now and think it did a great job out of the box, but I wonder sometimes what could really be done once I add more aftermarker parts like headers, intake, etc, on top of the stuff I already have like the 4:88 gears.
They definatly weren't thinking of gears that low when they designed the out of the box tune.
Then again I don't know anything about it yet so maybe it dosen't matter that much.
What did you have to buy to get going on you own custom tunes?
It is fun.
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This thread has defintely seen it's day... it's pointless at this point and the same people have continually jumped in and stirred the pot.
This forum is for SHARING INFORMATION... not immature and moronic attitudes and statements. I'm closing it.
This forum is for SHARING INFORMATION... not immature and moronic attitudes and statements. I'm closing it.