Best Mail Order Tune, 11-14GT & 12-13 Boss

Which mail order tune and why?


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momogt

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i have bama,vmp, c&L.running vmp now good tune i have there performance tune.C&L performance torque tune which i love on the street the car just feels really good but doesnt have the top end rush like the vmp. the bama i dont know what to say they are ok but by me having a auto they never could get the lag with the down shift to go away.but im going to get the C&L torque tune revised once i add my boss 302 intake,throttle body and cai
 

John@Lethal

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still the reason I won't let Lund tune my car. If you don't pay for remote dyno tuning he doesn't care how badly the tune runs/issues that arise, he won't look at logs.

Now that Lund Racing has a better support staff (Ken & Jr), I haven't had any issues with tuning support and troubleshooting with any of my customers. Remote datalogging is for set ups that have extensive bolt-ons, aftermarket injectors, power adders, ect...if you have an N/A tune through Lethal, and something isn't right where you think it's the tune, feel free to let us know about it. Normally we would have customers issue a support ticket through his site to have it resolved, but for any reason too much time has gone by, or you're not getting the feedback you expected, let us know and we'll do what we can to help you out. That's why Mustang owners get their Lund tunes through Lethal over anywhere else.
 

Funny5.0

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i have had ALOT of tunes.. sad truth is.. THERE IS NOT A HUGE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THEM!!!. People will debate and argue and stretch this argument but its dumb.. go with the company that will give you the best costumer service and reliability i stuck with bama because it feels as good if not better than my AED tune did and it has a warranty with it. some companies also are specialists in certain things. Lund is great with Forced induction AED is great with E85 etc...

Good honest response. I have had a few tunes myself and didn't notice a huge difference between them either; however, there were differences. The Bama Hybrid Race felt the best down low. AED felt noticeably stronger between 3500-5500 and ran smoother overall. I could barely tell a difference with the Ford Racing tune and it pinged. In the end I stuck with AED for the customer service and I felt the safest with their tunes.
 

Mikegee1028

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Now that Lund Racing has a better support staff (Ken & Jr), I haven't had any issues with tuning support and troubleshooting with any of my customers. Remote datalogging is for set ups that have extensive bolt-ons, aftermarket injectors, power adders, ect...if you have an N/A tune through Lethal, and something isn't right where you think it's the tune, feel free to let us know about it. Normally we would have customers issue a support ticket through his site to have it resolved, but for any reason too much time has gone by, or you're not getting the feedback you expected, let us know and we'll do what we can to help you out. That's why Mustang owners get their Lund tunes through Lethal over anywhere else.

No matter how many tuners say this exact thing some people will be dead set that tuning their n/a coyotes with an intake takes intensive data logging.

Placebo effect I guess.
 

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Ive had bbr tunes that have been good. Good customer service. But am currently running a Swanson performance tune. Torrance ca
And love it

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Danny Swanson used to dyno tune my cars when I lived in So Cal and yes, his tunes rock. Never had an issue with his work :beer:

As it is, I live in Southern Texas now, I've had two tunes, Steeda and AED and it's AED all the way for me. I know it took some small effort on my part to data log but it was very worth it in the end. He solved the idle issue with my car as well while Steeda told me it just came with the territory, some cars had issues, others didn't.
 

kingcobra323

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@bunk22 I truly understand danny is cool and has my 13gt running great. He does some email times now as well. And tuned my previous car 03 cobra. So I stuck with him. Although ive heard praise of AED. My bbr tune was cool but they couldnt get my select shift to work right.

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IGO 202

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After my bolt-ons and three logs with BAMA I tried AED. Both company's tunes provided excellent drivability but the AED tune feels like I went from a 3.31 gear to a 3.73 gear, the car revs sooo much quicker and accelerates harder. Will find out Tuesday on the dyno if there is a peak hp gain but my calibrated butt dyno says mid range is stronger.

Dan
 

rath

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I voted AED. The only other tune I've ever had was BAMA, but the AEDs driveability is far superior and it seems to pull better in the mid range. I'm sure you can't really go wrong with any of the big name tuners.
 

Katy TX5.0

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AED is far better than the Bama I had. No more rough idles and the car pulls a lot harder. Adding NO2 in a few weeks and will have no issue with him doing another tune.
 

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