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[krahooligan]

thread closed because people would rather troll then off constructive feed back.

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[IvanCRF]

I suggest you get all the bugs worked out and then spend some time bug free before evaluating whether or not you want to tune.

I hope you get your transmission figured out, brother.

 

[JoshMac]

I have the same worries about tuning mine. I wanted the "sound" from an intake so I did a no tune required AEM and a welded a set of Magnaflows in. I decided that the gains had from a tune are not worth the cost and loss of my warranty. If I'm going to blow the warranty, it's going to be for some major gains(boost). I would definetely get the trans issues fixed before I did anything that could cause claims to be denied.

 

[Grim_Reaper]

Definitely get the car running 100% before doing any modifications.

 

[krahooligan]

i just dont understand. sometimes its fine and butter smooth. other times its clunky and freaks me out.

 

[franklin9150]

The good thing is that it is now on record witu Ford as having an issue. Maybe take it to a few different dealers. But I agree with the above, get it right first. After that, tune away.

 

[krahooligan]

Thanks for the responses guys.

 

[Nomad]

I say tune it now and hope for the best......



I mean really why would you even ask that question?

 

[kz]

If I tune my car and my transmission blows can they deny service because of a tune?

If the tune changes either the power or the torque (or both) that engine generates and is transmitted through the transmission - what do you think ?

 

[MotorJoe]

Is the sky blue?

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