Tune Poll

[Livernois Motorsports]

Does "work on any car" mean work on any 2105 Mustang EcoBoost, or does it mean literally work on any car, a Fiesta or whatever?
When it says "tell them what you have" does that mean that you have a manual transmission and 3.31 axle or does it mean that you tell them what kind of car you have?

No, we offer tuning for all of the EcoBoost platforms except for the 2.0L in the Explorer, Taurus and the 1.6 I believe that the Edge and Escape. Other than that we tune all of the Ford Ecoboosts and a few of the VCT NA motors.

There is a full listing of the cars that we support of our site:
http://www.livernoismotorsports.com/

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[tittermary]

I went lms, at this point hands down most power imho, great drivability, personally the fast n furious features don't mean much to me, to be fair the Cobb logging seems cool but I'm just not convinced it's fast or accurate enough.

 

[Juben]

I went lms, at this point hands down most power imho, great drivability, personally the fast n furious features don't mean much to me, to be fair the Cobb logging seems cool but I'm just not convinced it's fast or accurate enough.

Can you elaborate more on what you're calling "fast n furious" features, lol? That made me giggle a little bit.

 

[tittermary]

Can you elaborate more on what you're calling "fast n furious" features, lol? That made me giggle a little bit.

for me anything other then a box that loads the tune into the car lol I'm just being a smart ass I guess , it seems to me the point of a tune is all about the performance and drivabily all the "other features" are just fluff. It's the tune that matters

 

[mtpavelka]

It seems that there is an important fact that doesn't get talked about in regards to the LMS tune. LMS makes the power that they do without deviating from factory boost levels. It seems that all others are bumping up boost to 21 psi to get to the power levels they are at.
I feel that testifies to the programming depth that LMS has with their software. I agree with Tittermary, I don't need to switch on the fly maps. I get MPG or power when I want it just by standing in it with the LMS tune. All in the same tune.

 

[Jamo]

No, we offer tuning for all of the EcoBoost platforms except for the 2.0L in the Explorer, Taurus and the 1.6 I believe that the Edge and Escape. Other than that we tune all of the Ford Ecoboosts and a few of the VCT NA motors.

There is a full listing of the cars that we support of our site:
http://www.livernoismotorsports.com/

I don't mean to be picky, but I have a 1.0 L EcoBoost in my Fiesta that might like a tune. I don't think you have that one.

 

[Livernois Motorsports]

It seems that there is an important fact that doesn't get talked about in regards to the LMS tune. LMS makes the power that they do without deviating from factory boost levels. It seems that all others are bumping up boost to 21 psi to get to the power levels they are at.
I feel that testifies to the programming depth that LMS has with their software. I agree with Tittermary, I don't need to switch on the fly maps. I get MPG or power when I want it just by standing in it with the LMS tune. All in the same tune.

We definitely appreciate the tuning reviews guys. Hopefully, this offers the guy on the fence about the safety of tuning jumps over onto our lawn:cheers:

 

[Jamo]

I have enough trouble with my liver noise as it is.

 

[Livernois Motorsports]

I don't mean to be picky, but I have a 1.0 L EcoBoost in my Fiesta that might like a tune. I don't think you have that one.

We do not offer any remote tuning solutions for that platform in particular. I can see if it is something that our tuner would be interested in dyno tuning depending upon your mileage.

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