Mail order tune
Factory vehicles are calibrated very conservatively and without (to an extent) performance in mind. Stock vehicles really wake up with minor adjustments to ignition timing, fueling, transmission torque management (if an automatic) and a few other items. These items and more (specific things like speedo fixes from larger tires or gears) are all a part of a Basic tune or a mail order tune. "
I got this from the Tuned by Frost website. Hope this helps.
I am also intrested in what type of results people have gotten in the past.
I noticed after my mail order tune the car seemed more together. easier to take off and more responsive and driveable. nice power increase, plus the safety of mind knowing i'm not going to melt a piston or something.
Edit
Just bought the car, already took it to my nearest track.
Ran a 9.1@80mph 2.2 60 ft
So I am just trying to get an idea. 60 ft sucked, because of bad tires, and BAD DRIVER
Last edited by Stock 98LS1; Oct 9, 2010 at 08:51 PM.


