[1quickstang02]

hey guys im looking at getting a programmer for my car everybody always says you need a tune well i have a mildly modded gt it has longtubes cold air kit throttlebody and plenum mass air meter full exaust 4.10s and a good clutch so im wondering if a tune will be worth the money will i notice it you guys that have them let me know and i have a predetor dealer 5 min from the house so i can get custom tune quick and easy so tell me what you think thanks

[00vabchgt]

a good tune will be worth the money. it'll help wake up your car and allow you to take full advantage of the mods you have. you said you have 4.10's, did you get your speedo recalibrated? if not, you can do that with a tuner.

[weems]

Originally Posted by 00vabchgt a good tune will be worth the money. it'll help wake up your car and allow you to take full advantage of the mods you have. you said you have 4.10's, did you get your speedo recalibrated? if not, you can do that with a tuner.

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you are not getting everything you can out of the mods you have. a good tune will wake your car up alot and is probably going to be the best mod you buy , especially if you plan to keep modding it.

i personally use sct xcal2 and i love it, but the diablo is great too and since you have a dealer close that can tune for you that is what i would go with...

[1quickstang02]

they say it will give you a horse power increse of about 30-40 over stock i dont ever belive that stuff but what is some reilistic numbers with the mods i have

[neckbonekat]

Originally Posted by 1quickstang02 they say it will give you a horse power increse of about 30-40 over stock i dont ever belive that stuff but what is some reilistic numbers with the mods i have

Those are realistic, they are just talking crank HP not RWHP.

[02StangGToWNEr]

Originally Posted by neckbonekat Originally Posted by 1quickstang02 they say it will give you a horse power increse of about 30-40 over stock i dont ever belive that stuff but what is some reilistic numbers with the mods i have Those are realistic, they are just talking crank HP not RWHP.

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Most places will only tell you the crank Hp difference. So it's up to you to get the car dynoed and find out your RWHP & your TQ.