The Pro Racers Package yet??

Thoughts/opinions??

--Joe

 

What is that? Sorry for the dumb question.

 

Casey02L has it

 

I have it and it's the way to go if you are comfortable doing your own tuning. They give you a start-up file for your mods that's as close as you'd get from any other tuner, and you fine-tune from there. Any changes take maybe 5 minutes. I love mine. There's also access to a private board for users only with many tuners and SCT reps to answer any questions you may have.

Jody

 

So obviously you don't have it

http://www.modulardepot.com/product_...b89d71112bfc2c

I am shocked there are not more people using the software by now........

--Joe

 

Its a shame more people aren't taking advantage of the technology. Those in the Mustang world are having awesome results, and they are not stuck with the cookie cutter tune crap that plagues the whole industry.

Joe

 

I couldn't agree more.

TTT for Casey

--Joe

 

Joe -

Casey will post soon im sure. He has been messenged on our local site that you are inquiring about the Racer package.

I understand from talking to him he likes it ALOT. I am very intrested in going a similar route when my truck gets done next year.

Bob

 

I've had it since September.....don't leave home without it

There is a lot to learn with this rig and I would be in trouble if I didn't have some help.

A friend of mine tunes out of Motion Dynamics in Leander TX his name is Todd King and he has been coaching me and getting me up to speed with this tuning system. Problem is the truck is not running right now so things have slowed down a bunch.
Dale

 

Bob,

Let me know when you want to go to the ProRacerPackage, I have some good hookups with the MD crew, and one of the best tuners/instructors with it.

Joe (RavenGT)

 

I got it; couldn't be happier with it

They give you a great base tune and you work from there. You get access to a private tuning forum. There is a lot to learn about, but once you get figured out what all you can do and now the tuning really works it isn't that hard at all. A lot of tuners "tooners" try to make it out to be harder than it actually is IMO.

Look at it is this way; yeah it is expensive, but when you figure you gotta buy a chip/flasher then pay someone to dyno tune it maybe more than once you are money ahead. Not to mention it is tuned how you want it; there are so many little changes you can make that a tuner will not take the time to do for you. I wouldn't ride any other way. Just be sure you buy a good wideband and a way to log timing/maf voltage and such then you will be set.

 

I am to dumb to do my own tuning

 

I have my eye on this set up also! I like the fact that you can make adj at the track or where ever. I can't tell you howmany time I have been at the track and wished I could adj this or that just a little or allot!


Suavy