dyno tune or off-the-shelf chip benefit?

[96darkhorse]

would i benefit from either one of these with my mods? i know i would obviously get more out of a dyno tune chip but will there be that much of a difference comparing it with a off the shelfer from a good company like diablo, superchip,etc?

 

[96darkhorse]

well i have come to the conclusion that it would be more obvious to get a dyno tune when i have my h/c/i and blower setup done since i dont think the 600+ dollars im gonna spend is gonna do me any good with the mods i have now......i just wanna get some power out of the mods i have now with a burned chip....who makes a good burned chip and how much do they go for?

 

[GRGT1994]

IMHO, save your cash and save up for the HCI/blower. Whatever you spend on a chip now will be thrown away once you get the significant mods done.

 

[cmozez]

Buy a SVO Motorsport RPM extender off Ebay or the mustang sites. I have on and I love it. When you get ready for the dyno tune, just sell it and get your money back.

 

[CManT1914]

While you can get some gains from a tune now, it would be better just to wait until you do your heads and cam, that way you're not spending the money twice.

OR....... you could buy a twEECer or a PMS, and be able to tune it yourself as many times as you want.

www.tweecer.com
www.andersonfordmotorsport.com/pms/pms-50.html

 

[Grn92LX]

OR....... you could buy a twEECer or a PMS, and be able to tune it yourself as many times as you want.

www.tweecer.com
www.andersonfordmotorsport.com/pms/pms-50.html

Bingo!!


A chip at your bolt on level is money pissed away. Then you have to have it reburned for the h/c/i, then reburned for the blower yada yada. Do it right and get a device and a datalogging wideband