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So when we think about tuning, how hard is it for a given tuner to get “pretty close” from their first remote file? Let’s sat G3 kit and standard pulley. I like the cost / weight aspects of ESS as well as the FMIC appearance, but I’m also really drawn to a Canned tune kit that eliminates a lot of guesswork for now. Custom dyno tuning can always come later.

I keep waffling between this and Whipple
The big tuners have these kits dialed in really well. No guess work required. Let me know if you have any other questions!
 

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So when we think about tuning, how hard is it for a given tuner to get “pretty close” from their first remote file? Let’s sat G3 kit and standard pulley. I like the cost / weight aspects of ESS as well as the FMIC appearance, but I’m also really drawn to a Canned tune kit that eliminates a lot of guesswork for now. Custom dyno tuning can always come later.

I keep waffling between this and Whipple
A customer of ours with his G3X only needed about 4 revisions from Lund at the beginning. Before taking to us to reinstall his kit he blew off the charge pipe a few times but it stopped after we showed him a few easy ways to prevent that. As for blowing pipes when at WOT, I’ve seen that on all centri blower cars, t-bolt clamps and some hairspray really do the trick of preventing that from happening though. I think we’ve done about 4-5 customers for remote sessions with ESS kits which has been with Lund, very easy.
Two of those ESS customers ended up going turbo.
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