Lund tune

[gj]

I've been searching here for people's experiences using Lund, specifically for 16-17 GT's
Couldn't find any recent info on how they got on with their tunes

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[db252]

All four of my tunes from them are perfect (91 oct, 100 oct, flex and E85) for my Whipple’d 16 for nearly 3 years.

 

[apatheticaussie]

I'm late to the party...
but, yeah do it.

 

[gj]

Thanks for replying, no issues on 98?

 

[apatheticaussie]

None.
They have a setup for Australian cars.
I haven't had my tune reviewed yet, but no issues.

 

[Bulutt]

Who/where in OZ can you have it done?

 

[apatheticaussie]

Hi Avi

Mate, I bought a nGauge from www.americanspeed.com.au .
Mainly because it was posted from Aus.

I filled out the form at Lunds, and put in the comments that I was in Aus.

They emailed me the files to lock the nGauge to their software,
and the tune. Once the nGauge is setup, you use that to install the tune.

Easy as to do both. They provide great instructions.

Cheers
Stu

 

[GR11M]

I found them easy to use, however I recently started inquiring about my 4y/o tune after my first dyno but they want me to pay $150 tune support fee. So I'm stuck not knowing what my tune does, so I don't know if or how it can be improved. They also wouldn't tell me if there was any rev limits configured as the dyno dropped off at 6400rpm with a GT350 IM.

 

[gj]

Hi Stu
Was there a noticeable difference after the tune
GR11M
Might be worth paying the $150 to help get it sorted I reckon

 

[GR11M]

GR11M
Might be worth paying the $150 to help get it sorted I reckon

Trying to avoid the scenario of paying the $150 for them to say the tunes fine, I'm holding off until I get new injectors and will need a new tune. It's just annoying as I had just replaced my broken nGauge and they had to port my tunes over any way. You would have thought they would have at least checked in order to sell me a new tune, instead I'm left in limbo.

 

[Bulutt]

Hi Avi

Mate, I bought a nGauge from www.americanspeed.com.au .
Mainly because it was posted from Aus.

I filled out the form at Lunds, and put in the comments that I was in Aus.

They emailed me the files to lock the nGauge to their software,
and the tune. Once the nGauge is setup, you use that to install the tune.

Easy as to do both. They provide great instructions.

Cheers
Stu

Hi Stu,

Thanks for the advice but obvious question, is the tune worth it??
Is there a significant enough improvement to justify the cost and insurance issues? Thanks.

 

[apatheticaussie]

Yeah.
I felt it was worth the money.

It feels a lot more responsive.

I would recommend it.

Stu

 

[Stevefreestyle]

I'm late to the party...
but, yeah do it.

Why exactly ??? (edit Sorry just saw your comments above). More or noticeably improved Performance & Power?

 

[HannibalK1ng]

is there much diffrence buying a local nguage and then paying lund for the tune, vs buying direct from lund?

how do you guys feel about warrenty ect?

anyone done an E85 ghost tune on a 2018+ manual? what was it like?

 

[TomOz]

They have a setup for Australian cars.

Do you know what the difference in tune for the AU cars vs USA?

I purchased a Lund tune recently. Haven't installed it as yet.
It's a base tune for an 2018 GT with the 10 speed Auto.

The file they sent me initially was named:
xxxxxx-18GTauto-v32-COTon-AGSyes-PerfPack-PUMPgas.cef

When I asked if there was a special tune for Australia, they sent me a different one:
xxxxxx-AUS18GTauto-noscrm-v32-COTon-AGSno-NonPerfPack-PUMPgas.cef

As our cars are PP1 level, the naming of the AU file seems a bit weird.
Before I contact them, what is your experience with the filenames?

Edit: I guess the 'AGS' is the Active Grille Shutter'

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