Programmable tuning for Mustangs?
12-23-2005, 08:25 AM
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Programmable tuning for Mustangs? Hey guys a buddy of mine owns a 2004 Mustang GT and he was wondering if there is some sort of program out the that is similar to that of HP Tuners for his car?
those are so outrageous prices for tuning but I gues that comes w/FORD territory 
12-29-2005, 04:01 AM
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Originally Posted by slow
It comes with a supported product, starter tunes, live phone tech support, and dealer training classes, inhouse chassis dyno for testing and R&D.
You can sell a product a lot cheaper if you don't have the above things.
Ryan
You can sell a product a lot cheaper if you don't have the above things.
Ryan
I think the price and the method of loading tunes probably reflects the lack of competition in the market thus far... the times they are a changin...
Next year should be a whole lotta fun i think! Once again, the big winner will be the tunershops and car enthusiasts - competition is good.
Chris...
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12-29-2005, 08:38 AM
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Originally Posted by slow
It comes with a supported product, starter tunes, live phone tech support, and dealer training classes, inhouse chassis dyno for testing and R&D.
You can sell a product a lot cheaper if you don't have the above things.
Ryan
You can sell a product a lot cheaper if you don't have the above things.
Ryan
MSD/Superchips/HPT will be offering the same support as mentioned above.
Ryan does work for SCT. He just doesn't think we know it
Ken...
12-29-2005, 10:11 AM
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Change screen names again?
I have been using 'slow' since 2000 on the bad site ls1.com. If you look at the other sites I post on with the same name, it is no secret where I work.
Out of respect for the board rules here, I don't have any links to non paying vendors in my profile anymore.
Ryan
I have been using 'slow' since 2000 on the bad site ls1.com. If you look at the other sites I post on with the same name, it is no secret where I work.
Out of respect for the board rules here, I don't have any links to non paying vendors in my profile anymore.
Ryan
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12-30-2005, 08:57 PM
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And you can order it right now if you want to. 
Originally Posted by JRL96TA
SCT's pro racer package looks like a pretty good deal. It also appears to have a heck of a lot more documentation than my LT1_edit does.
12-30-2005, 09:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Geoff
Just curious. What is the difference between SCT and Superchips? I thought they were either related or the same company. What's the deal here?
12-31-2005, 10:10 AM
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Originally Posted by justin00stang
Big difference, HUGE.
To the casual onlooker they look like the same company SuperChipsTuning...SCT. I wanted to know if they were separate entities or if SCT was a spinoff from SuperChips or ex SuperChips employees etc. Just looking for some info.
12-31-2005, 10:19 AM
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SCT started with 3 individuals who were prominent in the aftermarket, they started working together and then they took their idea to Superchips Inc. SCT was then created. Not really ex employees or a spinoff (thank god).
