JohnnyGT
Well-Known Member
I wasn't panning on doing any power mods to my car until I put more miles on it, but planned on using a nGauge when the time came. They're considered one of the best, and I'm familiar with it. When I saw the posts about them no longer being made, I jumped on it last week.I have read twice now on these forums that NGauge is out of business but I can not find any further information when I google it. I do not have an NGauge yet and I am wondering if now is the time to buy one or should I wait and see what happens. I do like the in-vent mounting but possibly I would be buying something with a very limited life. Anybody with opinions.
Ordered from Palm Beach Dyno and it arrived after a couple days. 2 days of sending data logs and tunes back and fourth, I got my final tunes yesterday. Love it! The E85 flex tune with a nearly full tank of corn has had some amazing results. I can't wait to see how the full E85 tune feels.
While the device is likely no longer being made, it's not like the tuners are abandoning the platform. My only concern with going this route is if my unit fails and I can't get a replacement. I have zero data on the fail rates, but obviously I wasn't concerned about that.
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