tuning options for a 93'

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Drews93fox

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• May 18, 2010

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I know everything that you do you need to tune your car, my question is how does everyone do this without getting it dyno tuned every time???? I have a Delta Force chip now that has 6 positions but I have to send it in every time i want to change something. IS their easier way to do this, like the OBD II port on the 96 and newer cars. Thanks, Drew

 

Mustang5L5

That is…until I whipped out my Bissell

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• May 18, 2010

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No easy way. Usually most build their combo and leave a dyno tune for last.

 

stykthyn

I want to measure mine. It doesn't look that tall.

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• May 18, 2010

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get a tweecer. you can tune as you go.

 

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• May 19, 2010

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Welcome to www.moates.net! : Moates.Net

Look into a Moates Quarterhorse. It does realtime, on the fly tuning like a Tweecer RT but the software and datalogging are much better, and it's cheaper.

 

stykthyn

I want to measure mine. It doesn't look that tall.

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• May 19, 2010

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forgot about the quarter horse. There you go. Problem solved.

 

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Drews93fox

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• May 19, 2010

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Ya that looks great. Ive started my research on the quarterhorse what software are you guys running?