Programmable tuning for Mustangs?
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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?
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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.
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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
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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
Last edited by slow; 12-29-2005 at 10:24 AM.
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And you can order it right now if you want to.
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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.
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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?
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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.
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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).