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Juggernaut outed
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SolarFlare
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“It’s ma’am!” 
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TexasMetallic5.0
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Your pronoun is missing from your user name.
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TexasMetallic5.0
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/they/them. Gotcha.
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TexasMetallic5.0
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Its voluntary. Just like you don’t charge to give blowjobs with your asshole.
SolarFlare
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People have had something negative to say about Lund even when they were totally silent sending out tunes. Doesn’t surprise me people are still trying to find something negative to say a decade later..
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my jugg tune was not good switched to ortiz car is running like champ
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K4fxd
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A decade ago? That is about the time Jon Sr started really showing his lack of class and attitude toward his customers. Isn't this the same time he turned off the phones?
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I mean, does anyone really have to TRY? It comes pretty easily these days.
Fusion Training Systems
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I started working with juggernaut few weeks ago and couldn’t be happier. Once I got all my mods done when I was with the previous tuner, I had issues with the way the car was shifting and bucking when coming to a stop. I won’t go too much into detail why i decided to get help elsewhere, but I reached out to Terry @beefcake for suggestions and decided with juggernaut.
After a good week of doing many data logs, (glad they took the time to have me do these and see exactly what my car was doing) the car is shifting and running amazing.
I had many questions I asked and both Jon and matt have answered every single one of them explaining things in detail for me.
Jon even messaged me back answering one of my emails at 1:30am…..
After a good week of doing many data logs, (glad they took the time to have me do these and see exactly what my car was doing) the car is shifting and running amazing.
I had many questions I asked and both Jon and matt have answered every single one of them explaining things in detail for me.
Jon even messaged me back answering one of my emails at 1:30am…..
4V Mayhem
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A lot of stuff doesn't make any sense here.
So let me get this clear in my head. Some chick was previously tuned by Lund. She then decided she wanted to run E85 so she ordered an entire fuel system, dropped the fuel system and the car off at some other shop, waited for them to install everything, and then at the very last moment she instantly developed a "gotta have it now" attitude and pressured this poor sap into pulling the tune, modifying it, and reinstalling it. Am I on track soo far? So this is where I'm stuck at. Did she later on go back to Lund for something and that is when it was discovered that the tune was tampered with? And not for nothing, how did Lund know exactly who did it? Did she go back and tell him? And lastly, what to me seems important, is this something that this guy has done in the past or has a reputation of doing or was it a one off type deal?
What gets me is that at some point in all this, she could have emailed, messaged, called, or found some other 21st Century way of contacting Lund and explaining that she would need her tune revised to run ethanol blends ASAP. Maybe, just maybe, if she had explained this life or death situation in which this all had to happen right then and there then he could have express-tuned her. On the same token this dude could have told her no. Or if he was really THAT motivated to be the Shining Knight in White Armor, he could have used some professional courtesy and contacted Lund on her behalf and told him what he planned to do. So I'm not here to bad mouth anyone, but this entire story does not sound as innocent as it seems.
On the other had, unless the tune is locked or there is some written agreement, I do not see anything wrong with someone revising a tune. End of the day it is the user's car, not the tuner's. I hired/paid the tuner to write and tune MY car. Nothing more. Once they write and tune it, that is where it all ends. If I, at 253 in the morning decide that I want my idle RPMs to be higher then, it being my car, I should have the right to do so. If I go to a different shop for some work because my original tuner is not available or the new shop is giving me a better price or whatever reason, then, it being my car, I should be able to do so. I've had cars that were highly modded in the past and when I took them to other shops the new tuner pulled the tune file and made revisions to it. I see nothing wrong with that.
It seems to me that all parties involved behaved foolishly. Lund does not own the car. Therefore he has no say in it. This chick should have contacted Lund. But again it is her car and she can do whatever she wants. Perhaps the tuner should have extended some professional courtesy Lund's way. But again, it is not Lund's car. Lund simply wrote a tune. So all of this just seems a bit petty and immature.
So let me get this clear in my head. Some chick was previously tuned by Lund. She then decided she wanted to run E85 so she ordered an entire fuel system, dropped the fuel system and the car off at some other shop, waited for them to install everything, and then at the very last moment she instantly developed a "gotta have it now" attitude and pressured this poor sap into pulling the tune, modifying it, and reinstalling it. Am I on track soo far? So this is where I'm stuck at. Did she later on go back to Lund for something and that is when it was discovered that the tune was tampered with? And not for nothing, how did Lund know exactly who did it? Did she go back and tell him? And lastly, what to me seems important, is this something that this guy has done in the past or has a reputation of doing or was it a one off type deal?
What gets me is that at some point in all this, she could have emailed, messaged, called, or found some other 21st Century way of contacting Lund and explaining that she would need her tune revised to run ethanol blends ASAP. Maybe, just maybe, if she had explained this life or death situation in which this all had to happen right then and there then he could have express-tuned her. On the same token this dude could have told her no. Or if he was really THAT motivated to be the Shining Knight in White Armor, he could have used some professional courtesy and contacted Lund on her behalf and told him what he planned to do. So I'm not here to bad mouth anyone, but this entire story does not sound as innocent as it seems.
On the other had, unless the tune is locked or there is some written agreement, I do not see anything wrong with someone revising a tune. End of the day it is the user's car, not the tuner's. I hired/paid the tuner to write and tune MY car. Nothing more. Once they write and tune it, that is where it all ends. If I, at 253 in the morning decide that I want my idle RPMs to be higher then, it being my car, I should have the right to do so. If I go to a different shop for some work because my original tuner is not available or the new shop is giving me a better price or whatever reason, then, it being my car, I should be able to do so. I've had cars that were highly modded in the past and when I took them to other shops the new tuner pulled the tune file and made revisions to it. I see nothing wrong with that.
It seems to me that all parties involved behaved foolishly. Lund does not own the car. Therefore he has no say in it. This chick should have contacted Lund. But again it is her car and she can do whatever she wants. Perhaps the tuner should have extended some professional courtesy Lund's way. But again, it is not Lund's car. Lund simply wrote a tune. So all of this just seems a bit petty and immature.
no, she worked for the supplier, the supplier wasn't even tuning cars at the time, but since she was an employee, matt did her a favor to get her going quick.
she had since separator, under what circumstances i'm not sure. and decided to "stir the pot"
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