I'm not sure if that's a proper comparison. The lack of xbr by Walmart doesn't reflect a lack of something by Lund. Lund's flex covers the E85 (or xbr in your example) that Bama does but it also does more.
Well, you get the picture. pun intended.
That's a much better answer.
:cheers:i dont need validation i got my intake and tune from bama before the Ngague was ever even available. im looking for validation to switch.. have you not read anything?
this post is perfect. its exactly what im talking about. i dont think lund or bama are bad companies but everone has been screaming about the FF tune. just look at their thread page its has a shit load of views and comments and none of which are bad, but none of which also explain why it becomes much better than any other tune or tuner. yes i understand it adjusts but what if i dont need it to ever adjust because i dont ever mix fuels. i made this thread because i wanted answers to why people were yelling about the Lund FF tune, and yes i understand because some people like being lazy and not running fuel out or not taking 8 minutes to switch a tune. But thats not a selling point for me. I thought there had to be some kind of method behind the madness as to why this was such a great tune besides the fact that it just reads fuel and adjusts.
their are NA 15's running 10.9's im sure if they slapped a paxton on they could go .4 faster.
they were the first lol. pretty much had an E85 tune out like a couple weeks after their 93.
Yep.
Sometimes E85 isn't exactly 85% ethanol, I recall seeing someone who ran a few tests on the E85 sold in his area and there were some overall differences in mixture ratio (if I recall correctly between 70-90%).
Then why the question? There have been no claims that it performs better than a pure e85 tune. If you don't need or want a flex tune than I wouldn't expect any level of 'excitement' from you. It's a 'better' tune for those of us who want to be able to run e85 but may not have many stations nearby and want the ease of use to be able to top off with 93 when we need or want to.
I just got mine Ngauge FF tune put on a couple of a days ago and there was an immediate difference in power and have yet to put E85 on. I wasn't sure what to expect, but it has exceeded my initial expectations. Like others have said, there customer service is amazing. You submit a ticket and within a day or 2, you can basically guarantee a reply.
This ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^I just got mine Ngauge FF tune put on a couple of a days ago and there was an immediate difference in power and have yet to put E85 on. I wasn't sure what to expect, but it has exceeded my initial expectations. Like others have said, there customer service is amazing. You submit a ticket and within a day or 2, you can basically guarantee a reply.
There also very reliable and reputable, you don't see people having issues with Lund or having their engines being blown because of a bad tune. The Ngauge was a huge selling point, being a to monitor and datalog, along with all the other features it has.
Btw if Lund is able to offer this FF tune and it offers an incentive to not switch tunes, does that make us lazy because we don't want to switch out tunes? It offers convinience and saves time (which we all like). It's called working smarter, not harder
K where are those at? And I hope they would since they're already a max effort car...I have 0 supporting mods.
