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Zoie_daGT -> You getting into mustangs???? (3/27/2008 10:00:39 PM)

Hey,

I have been reading about HP Tuners since my bro(LS1 owner) told me about them. Being able to tune is very important to us since we are in Alaska and there are no mustang or LS1 tuners in our area(that we know of). I was wondering if there are any plans to put out a system to tune the 2v mustangs. I saw that it is possible to tune the 3vs right now but, I did not see anything for the 2v or even 4v stangs. Thank-you for any info.

  
Zoie_daGT -> RE: You getting into mustangs???? (3/28/2008 10:28:52 PM)

anyone???

rygi23 -> RE: You getting into mustangs???? (3/30/2008 7:05:04 PM)

I think you'll get more of a response in the 4.6 forums.  Looks like not many peeps pay attention to this thread.  There are tuners for you available from DiabloSport, SCT, among some others.  Just so you know, you won't so a big performance gain with just a tuner.  It is mainly to adjust your vehicle's settings after modifications...gears, intakes and exhausts.  The tuners do come with a preset all-encompassing performance tune that supposedly adds some power and torque, but not $400 worth.   A couple descent sites you can go to that sell them but will probably answer questions for you is americanmuscle.com, stangmods.com, and brenspeed.com.  These sites also sell higher performance tunes that are downloadable which are a little better than the tune that comes with the tuner.

Hope this helps, like I said, the 4.6 forum guys are usually really helpful. 

Zoie_daGT -> RE: You getting into mustangs???? (4/7/2008 8:53:36 PM)

Thanks for the response. I already have a four bank SCT chip that was burned by SGS Automotive. My problem is that I moved to AK so no more dynotuning for me. I did get a lead on a dyno in Anchorage but, they are a Nissan shop so no tuning there. I was hoping that since I saw HP Tuners as a sponsor, they would check their section. It would be great if my bro and I could tune using the same software instead of me geting Anderson Ford PMS and him geting HP Tuners. I am pretty much set on doing my own tuning but, am looking to make an informed decision before I go w/ one or the other. Thank-you though for your info.

GT Bob -> RE: You getting into mustangs???? (4/12/2008 7:17:38 PM)

HP Tuners currently supports the S197's and I beleive the 04 and up F150's.  Last time I looked, they didn't offer any support and didn't plan to on any of the earlier 4.6's.  I do think they are working on the 4.0's as well.  Their software is top notch and is what I use to tune my stang.  It offers the same level of tuneability that the SCT stuff does.

Zoie_daGT -> RE: You getting into mustangs???? (5/14/2008 9:43:29 PM)

Does HP Tuners have a rep on this site???? I thought that I would get some response from HP Tuners themselves since apparantly they are now a sponsor on this site??? Hello????

GT Bob -> RE: You getting into mustangs???? (5/22/2008 7:51:31 AM)

They don't have any official reps here yet.. I am pretty familiar with the stuff tho.. whatta ya need?

EDIT: re-read your original post.  From what I have gathered over at the HP Tuners forum, there is no plans to support the older 2 and 4 valve mustangs.  The way the flash works with the processor is much different and the coding is completely different in the computers, coupled with the fact that there is already a saturation in the markert for those cars..

cptspiller -> RE: You getting into mustangs???? (6/14/2008 7:57:28 AM)

i bought a superchips flashpaq for my o5 gt and my because i added a JLT CAI to my car with exhaust.. my CEL came on and when i uploaded the tune for my intake.. the tune went away then immediately came back on.. and now reads 4 trouble codes.. fuel delivery error, and 3 runnijg too lean.. any help..????

  

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