Best place to get a custom tune in around Portland/

OregonMustang

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Best place to get a custom tune in around Portland

I'm going to be putting a new X pipe and Cat Back on and I would like to get a custom tune.

Any preference....I would like someone who really knows our cars...

Thanks all

 

codemonkey

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Apr 23, 2005

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I've heard nothing but good things about blue oval performance and their sister company, all ford performance. They are members of the forums also.

http://www.blueovalperformance.net

 

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D347643

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just my 2 cents but if i was you id throw down on some more mods before getting a tune, maybe an intake, tb or heads?

 

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gutlessTahoe

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Yeah, you wont really need a tune for just exaust mods. I would save the money for a dyno tune and start saving. You'll need a few more mods before a tune will help.

 

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OregonMustang said:

I'm going to be putting a new X pipe and Cat Back on and I would like to get a custom tune.

Any preference....I would like someone who really knows our cars...

Thanks all

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Call Krazy Koncepts they really know 03/04 cobras!
http://www.krazykoncepts.com/pages/4/index.htm

Both shops are really good just depends on what software tune you want to go with...

 

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Tim Ballz

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There are two very good companies in the Portland area for mustang tuning. Blue Oval perfromance/ All Ford Performance and Krazy Concepts. Both companies are very good at tuning and are very friendly and professional.

 

caballo

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what about torque freaks?

nevermind they work through AFP anyway

 

gospeedgo

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Apr 24, 2005

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Tim ballz is from Torque Freaks...we (AFP) and Krazy both tune on their dyno exclusively. Great people there at T/F.

 

Jon

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OregonMustang- your best bang for the buck would be to do a smaller s/c pulley for more boost and have it dyno tuned at the same time.

 

OregonMustang

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Exactly

Jon said:

OregonMustang- your best bang for the buck would be to do a smaller s/c pulley for more boost and have it dyno tuned at the same time.

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Thats what I'm doing 2.8 or a 2.93 not sure yet...then off too the tuner

Maybe a steeda CAI in at the same time

 

Jon

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I'd recommend the 2.8" pulley. I see that in your "future" list you have a ported blower listed. We have a core unit here at the shop if you need one so you don't have to have the car down for a week or so.