Is Troyer really worth the wait?
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From: Powell, Ohio
Originally Posted by openclasspro#11
very good posts dre23
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Originally Posted by Wild Bill
Don't you feel guilty for talking to him on the phone for 94 minutes? I mean atthelake27 has been waiting for his tune for what, 13 or 14 weeks now? Just think, Mike could have finished his tune and sent it out instead of wasting all that time on the phone! 
LOL, no not really tho cuz I'm sure Mike doesn't spend 24/7 working on tunes or on the dyno, but I DEFINATELY do feel horrible that it has taken this long for atthelake27 to get his tunes. If he still hasn't gotten them I would certainly call Mike up, and in a respectable and yet stern tone, ask him when he should expect to receive them down to the week and the day. Unless when he ordered them, TP advised that they were taking 13-14 weeks at the time, then yes, I would agree that this is totally unacceptable. The only reason that I am comfortable w/waiting 8 weeks is b/c that is the time that I was advised how long it would take. But if it takes longer (like longer than an addt'l week to 10 days) then I would really feel vindicated to be upset. But at the same time, I think you should approach TP VERY sternly, yet respectably.
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From: Powell, Ohio
Originally Posted by Bootleg837
IF and when I need leg surgery I'M going to Mike 
All set up to download a nice 93 Perf tune into your colon. Would that mean that you would have an extra 20HP for pushing when it came to taking a "Number 2"? Or would that require a Tow tune?
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Originally Posted by dre23
LOL, be careful, you might come out w/some headers installed & an OBD-II port where your azz hole used to be!! LOL
All set up to download a nice 93 Perf tune into your colon. Would that mean that you would have an extra 20HP for pushing when it came to taking a "Number 2"? Or would that require a Tow tune?
All set up to download a nice 93 Perf tune into your colon. Would that mean that you would have an extra 20HP for pushing when it came to taking a "Number 2"? Or would that require a Tow tune?
LAMO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That was the funniest thing i have ever heard!!1
OBD-II in the azz pricless!!!
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Originally Posted by F150Truck'in
His vast knowledge of the F series platform is just amazing and with his company being the oldest SCT dealer in the USA, I turned him loose on my truck... As to the wait, I don't mind, I want it done right....
Superchips.. YES
Different companies...
And from what i can find out Mike has only been writing his own tunes from 2004. So with that being said Justin would seem have more background writing tunes? So 15 years keeps getting smaller and smaller on custom tuning...
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Originally Posted by i.ride.suzuki
SCT.. NO.
Superchips.. YES
Different companies...
And from what i can find out Mike has only been writing his own tunes from 2004. So with that being said Justin would seem have more background writing tunes? So 15 years keeps getting smaller and smaller on custom tuning...
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So according to I rdie suzuki Mike has only been doing custom tunes since 2004, where do you people get this stuff. Mike got one of the first 2004 F150s ( which his wife currently drives) avaialbe and drove to florida and worked with sct to produce the first tunes for the new body style trucks. Sure sounds like a job for someone who has never written any tunes or anything??? yea
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Originally Posted by black07screw
So according to I rdie suzuki Mike has only been doing custom tunes since 2004, where do you people get this stuff. Mike got one of the first 2004 F150s ( which his wife currently drives) avaialbe and drove to florida and worked with sct to produce the first tunes for the new body style trucks. Sure sounds like a job for someone who has never written any tunes or anything??? yea
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Originally Posted by black07screw
So according to I rdie suzuki Mike has only been doing custom tunes since 2004, where do you people get this stuff. Mike got one of the first 2004 F150s ( which his wife currently drives) avaialbe and drove to florida and worked with sct to produce the first tunes for the new body style trucks. Sure sounds like a job for someone who has never written any tunes or anything??? yea
Lets get the facts straight from Mike:
How long has he been using SCT Flash to custom tune?
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Originally Posted by black07screw
So according to I rdie suzuki Mike has only been doing custom tunes since 2004, where do you people get this stuff. Mike got one of the first 2004 F150s ( which his wife currently drives) avaialbe and drove to florida and worked with sct to produce the first tunes for the new body style trucks. Sure sounds like a job for someone who has never written any tunes or anything??? yea