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chinatercel
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I'd still have to buy a tune separately right?
texasboy21
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They come loaded with a number of canned tunes. If not, you can download them from you SCT website. :cheers:
chinatercel
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So basically it comes with some canned tunes and then if I want a custom tune, I'd have to buy it for $$$ right? Sorry I'm a bit new to the tuner stuff!
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texasboy21
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Precisely
Although a professional tune will net a bit more power, your engine wont explode running the SCT tune.
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