Hey Jay...
My wallet says **** YOU!
waiting patiently for a lopey idle tune.
I'll have to double check on this. I wanna say no, but I don't recall for sure. The only time I recall getting the popping is if I'm engine/compression braking.to the people that allready have the cammed tune, when you rev the motor up (on that cammed tune) and let off the gas so the car can go back to idle, is there that popping sound from the added fuel that I keep hearing on other cammed tunes when there are no CATS on the car??
Glad to hear you're happy with your tune. And I feel the same way. This thing isn't barely stronger than my previous tune, it blows it away. And I agree...the more throttle you give it, the stronger it feels.side note, the harder i pushed the car the stronger it feels...
If you're talking about the 5.0 and #8 there are a few things to take into account.
We found the cause of the #8 in late Dec, and it's in the Factory tune. First thing after the new year I sent out updates to all customers which resolved this issue correctly. (tested/verified the cause and fix)
The #8 is in the Factory tune. But it doesn't show up unless you:
1. Have a clutch/flywheel replaced and a Nuetral Profile Relearn is not performed. P03xx trouble code
2. Got WOT for an extended amount of time (5th/6th gear WOT pulls).
The tune issue is based on Maff lb/min calculated vs the factory limits. Adding a CAI will hit these limts much easier than a stock CAI. Another reason why aftermarket CAI's don't perform at the track vs stock CAI's.
FWIW there have been factory stock cars that have blown, as well as TracKey tuned stock Boss's.
No car is imune as it's in the Factory tune.
Which means you really do want a tuner that knows what the cause is, and the proper solution to do in the calibration.
I REALLY REALLY want an AED E85 tune, I have read some bad things (havent we all though) however, Shaun seems to put more on the table then ANY of the tuners I have dealt with over the past 2yrs w/ my 2011. My car is suppose to get dyno tuned this weekend, and Im half tempted to bail out of that and have Shaun do my car w/ email tunes, just because of everything (90% good) I have read. However all this #8 crap makes me leary of changing tuners when I know something currently works well. But I think it could work better with Shauns tune. I looked at my computer code lastnight to make sure it wasn't the same as the problem cars (my car was built June of 2010), I am going to go home tonight and do a compression test on my #8 and probably go from there. The car has run great for over 28k miles so far being modded etc. But after everything I have read, I have to admit I am curious.
All I can say is call Shaun or email him. He takes the time to explain alot of stuff to you and I was more than comfortable after talking to him via Email. he took the time to answer every question i have asked (even the dumb ones lol) I have full confidence in his tuning abilities and have no concerns about my motor on his tunes.
your telling me, i spent a good week of his time picking his brain at every thought i had. Shaun is like no other as a tuner His work backs his knowledge 110%, RSKtakR good luck with your compression test, we have similar dated cars. There is some stuff i found out that makes me a bit happier i picked the 11 instead of waiting for the 12 but im keeping that one to myself
also if you have a 6 speed and know how to shift, i didnt miss not one single power shift this morning. Looks like ill be in need of tires sooner then i thought
Shaun, do you tune for higher altitudes as well? This is something I always seem to run in to with tuning. The car operates okay where I live (4500 feet), but if I drive to the mountains, it runs like piss.
I've been researching tunes, tuners and this just doesn't seem to be common, as most people are at or near sea level.
What do you mean by running like piss?
Air/fuel is wideband feedback and the Maff compensates for the lack of air density.
TiVCT doesn't have BP modifiers, so cam timing stays the same.
Throtle and spark do have BP modifiers....but they should be pretty good from Ford.