Congrats Shaun, well deserved!
And just to think I have never talked to him on the phone, but now i know what he looks like..All e-mail tuning and pretty quick too..
...........and this article is why I could care less about dyno numbers.
For those Mustang fans who don't use these forums, the article will waken up Mustang owners who may want to try out this tune. Too bad guys, the 'secret's' out and Shaun will be beyond busy for awhile.
Altitude sucks.
Dyno Shmymo
Track times are what we're about at AED.
My chassis dyno is simply a very nice tool I use for tuning and verification of gains/losses from modifications.
And Shaun must have the patience of Job...he has yet to block my e-mails...and still answers them
I contacted Shaun for a remote tune on my '14 5.0, and he was great. He took the time to explain everything and answered my sometimes dumb e-mails. Here's the best part, he even offered modding advice, and I look forward to coming back to Shaun for a retune after the CJ intake. The clutch, bronze shift pads, and aluminum DS are in... once everything's broken in it'll be time for the CJ/Monoblade/01bluesnake CAI, and some real power.Thanks guys!
Yeah we are small shop, but we are in the mix with the 'big boys' now.
We did not expect to be such a popular option for email/remote tuning of the coyotes. It was the first time I had to purchase a car to learn how to tune it, and what a job it was to learn! It's paid off big time and now I really do enjoy tuning coyotes. Remote or in person they are by far my favorite vehicle to tune.
The article is an acknoledgement of the work I've put into our remote tuning program and I have a framed copy on order that will be hung on the wall at the shop.
And of course, I could not have done it without your support. SVTP has been very good to AED.
Yeah we are small shop, but we are in the mix with the 'big boys' now.
We did not expect to be such a popular option for email/remote tuning of the coyotes. It was the first time I had to purchase a car to learn how to tune it, and what a job it was to learn! It's paid off big time and now I really do enjoy tuning coyotes. Remote or in person they are by far my favorite vehicle to tune.
That is good to hear. I do not feel so bad now. I opened up the base file on my pro racer and looked through the timing tables and sent you an e-mail about 20 minutes later. I know when i need to learn more...
My Lightning was simple when compared to this and if it had integral widebands, easy button
Thanks guys!
Yeah we are small shop, but we are in the mix with the 'big boys' now.
We did not expect to be such a popular option for email/remote tuning of the coyotes. It was the first time I had to purchase a car to learn how to tune it, and what a job it was to learn! It's paid off big time and now I really do enjoy tuning coyotes. Remote or in person they are by far my favorite vehicle to tune.
The article is an acknoledgement of the work I've put into our remote tuning program and I have a framed copy on order that will be hung on the wall at the shop.
And of course, I could not have done it without your support. SVTP has been very good to AED.