Bullydog ecoboost
11-02-2011, 10:27 AM
#23
FX4 SCrew TT'd V6
11-02-2011, 10:38 AM
#24
What we actually need here is someone willing to get his EB dynoed BEFORE the tuning. I'm sick and tired of unsubstantiated claims by sellers.
When I modified my motorcycle, the FIRST thing I did was go to a dyno shop and get a base line. It's not that easy to feel a 5% increase in power, especially if it's accompanied by louder intake/exhaust, etc.
Get me a "before and after" on the SAME DYNO, and I'll take a serious look.
When I modified my motorcycle, the FIRST thing I did was go to a dyno shop and get a base line. It's not that easy to feel a 5% increase in power, especially if it's accompanied by louder intake/exhaust, etc.
Get me a "before and after" on the SAME DYNO, and I'll take a serious look.
I can see the reviews now
My butt dyno says it added 62.3 rwhp and a lot more....
This thing is faster than my friends Dads neighbors ZO6.
Lets see a Dyno on the same day, no other changes but to add the tune and give the truck time to cool down. Heck don't take it off the dyno. AND NO OTHER MODS, NO INTAKE, NO EXHAUST...STOCK....INCLUDING TIRES.
It's not my intention to give a vendor a hard time just some thoughts on the post I quoted.
We probably should find out how Bullydog did the tests.
Also better resolution pics of the dyno sheets would be cool.
11-02-2011, 10:58 AM
#25
I would think that they are being honest though. This is not their first time tuning. Anything less than advertised could jeopardize an entire business.
I'm in, while it stays cheap
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11-02-2011, 11:20 AM
#26
The stats on the bullydog page says Stock vs. "Our Eco-Boost Engine Tune" and performed on the same day. I would think (or at least hope) that if there was anything else like an intake or an exhaust that they would have it denoted.
I would think that they are being honest though. This is not their first time tuning. Anything less than advertised could jeopardize an entire business.
I'm in, while it stays cheap.
I would think that they are being honest though. This is not their first time tuning. Anything less than advertised could jeopardize an entire business.
I'm in, while it stays cheap
.
I'll keep my eyes on this thread and try to sock away a few bucks
11-02-2011, 12:48 PM
#27
11-02-2011, 03:51 PM
#29
++1
I can see the reviews now
My butt dyno says it added 62.3 rwhp and a lot more....
This thing is faster than my friends Dads neighbors ZO6.
Lets see a Dyno on the same day, no other changes but to add the tune and give the truck time to cool down. Heck don't take it off the dyno. AND NO OTHER MODS, NO INTAKE, NO EXHAUST...STOCK....INCLUDING TIRES.
It's not my intention to give a vendor a hard time just some thoughts on the post I quoted.
We probably should find out how Bullydog did the tests.
Also better resolution pics of the dyno sheets would be cool.
I can see the reviews now
My butt dyno says it added 62.3 rwhp and a lot more....
This thing is faster than my friends Dads neighbors ZO6.
Lets see a Dyno on the same day, no other changes but to add the tune and give the truck time to cool down. Heck don't take it off the dyno. AND NO OTHER MODS, NO INTAKE, NO EXHAUST...STOCK....INCLUDING TIRES.
It's not my intention to give a vendor a hard time just some thoughts on the post I quoted.
We probably should find out how Bullydog did the tests.
Also better resolution pics of the dyno sheets would be cool.
I bet that all they're doing is bumping up the wastegate pressure and maybe increasing the injector dwell to fatten up the mixture and not messing with the map or we'd see far better dyno charts.
11-02-2011, 04:55 PM
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There is a economy setting from what I understand.
Stormtrooper- you pull your bullydog tune off the truck and upload the stock oem tune that was in the truck from the bullydog tuner. It saves stock settings. I had a sct3 on my old truck and did this.
Stormtrooper- you pull your bullydog tune off the truck and upload the stock oem tune that was in the truck from the bullydog tuner. It saves stock settings. I had a sct3 on my old truck and did this.