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Did you experience any cel's with the Map?

Factory cai is generally regarded to be the best by everyone except cai manufacturers.

If you are so dead set on running a 12, why don't you just buy a set of drag radials. What's with the obsession with street tires? If you shop around you can get a new set of Mickey Thompson's and a cheap set of old Mustang rims for about $600. Cheaper than some of the other options you're...

I agree. I used SCT on my Mustangs going back to 2004 and the Cobb Accesport is a much better product.

New Focus' are much heavier - 3200/3300 lbs.

The EB Performance Pack brakes are just the stock GT brakes. The 18" wheels are the same across the platform, so they should fit just fine. I bought a set of take off GT brakes from Roush on eBay for a ridiculously low price.

And shifting.

You got it. I'll be waiting for the outcome. Please post your slips when you go. Good luck!

The difference, in this case, is in the power not the launch. The 60' time is mediocre. The e30 car by my guesstimate is probably putting down 20-40 more horsepower than a solid 93 octane tune. Note the trap speed of over 109 mph. Horsepower got that car in the 12's, not the launch. You're...

Vehicle, Trim & Options: 2015 ecoboost premium Package 6spd manual Modifications (if any):Tune+ e30 base file no revision yet, tune+ wastegate. levels street intercooler Fast List Category Submitted For: bolt ons without internal engine modification R/T.4449 60'.2.087 330'.5.590 660'.8.44...

I'm not trying to bad mouth LMS or your choice in tuners, but on these cars there is a huge difference between automatic and manual, street tire and drag radial. Using your statement of using a 93 octane tune on street tires in a manual, I don't see 12's happening for you. I'm pulling for you...

No offense, but on my previous Mustangs (SN95 and S197 platforms) that would qualify as a canned tune. You can call it whatever you want though.

My inference was based on him thinking that a manual EB with an e30 tune and street tires means that his car should/will perform equally with the LMS tune on 93. I was aware of an LMS car (shop car?) running in the 12's when the EB Mustang first came out. If it's not a canned tune, what...

Nothing inaccurate about it at all. He was talking about a specific car's time that is running a different tuner's e30 tune. He's planning on using your 93 canned tune on a manual with street tires. Are you saying he'll run mid 12's?

That was a Tune+ e30 car. I wouldn't expect that time with a LMS 93 tune. Mid-high 13's depending on your driving.

Yes. It's in your quote haha

Wow! 30 hp/40 tq difference, how much more boost?

From my experience, any sort of wheelspin throws that timer out of whack. My best was 4.9

Street tires? Nice run

UPR stated to me that it wasn't supposed to come with the quick release fitting. It was a bitch trying to get the hose on without it so I heated the oem hose and pulled the fitting and installed it with a clamp on the UPR hose. 10 minute job. It should really come with the fitting UPR.