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LTs w/o tune

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Eh not in my book. Tuning right off the bat is a waste unless it is a custom tune. Why custom tune if its only gonna take stock parts closer to their breaking point. Id rather tune to take full advantage of all of my upgraded parts.
Generally speaking the parts you are replacing and tuning for (cai, headers) are not any more 'durable' than the stock parts. Not that it matters, these engine are not breaking because of tunes (with a reputable tuner) and basic bolt ons.
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I only came for a simple answer which was answered long ago. Lets not get into tunes and reliability of parts. That always turns into a bunch of opinions and pissing matches. Ive got my reasons for waiting to tune til last.
 

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Eh not in my book. Tuning right off the bat is a waste unless it is a custom tune. Why custom tune if its only gonna take stock parts closer to their breaking point. Id rather tune to take full advantage of all of my upgraded parts.
Sounds like you don't know much about tuning.
 
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And with that i bow out of my own thread.
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