jozsefsz
15 Year Member
I'm not sure if you'd find it much better if I said "most reputable tuners wouldn't tune for a turbo sight-unseen?" I'd think you'd be off your rocker to do so without some significant data-logs before, during, & after. Not saying you don't do it well, just that if someone wants to go with a Bama or similar, they won't.Myself as well as quite a few others that I can think of do so all the time
There's a difference between "mail order" and "remote tuning." I have no idea which you do or don't do, but mail-order is creating a tune, writing to a chip, and mailing it. "Remote tuning" is something entirely different.
From a Bama rep on another board: "Unfortunately, we won't tune for a heavily modified Mustang like yours, even as sick as it is! When you have extreme mods like this, you definitely want to go with a dyno tune. That is the only way to truly have a safe tune since there's so many different variables that can come into play. The tune could really go in a few directions, especially for drive-ability. It's much easier with the Stang right in front of your to fix these issues."
That's their philosophy, and I happen to agree with it.
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