idrive

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I'd have to admit I would never take a new anything and throw a tune on it, of any kind.

I installed my tune (not SSI) at 6k miles. Presently sitting at 19k. Truck was and has been flawless.

Can a tune cause an engine to blow? Absolutely. Are some tuners more aggressive than others? Absolutely. If you're going to tune you need to know what you want out of your tune. The more you want the more chance you have of having problems.

IMO if a tuner needs to send you 2-3 tunes to get it right, you need to run.

Certainly interested in hearing back from the OP when he knows more.

RLXXI

Bingo! Both MPT and 5* tunes I received were spot on from the get go, no tweaking needed.
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MNSportsman

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OP, what was the final outcome on this? Did the dealer determine the issue? Can you give us an update? Thanks.

cftaurus

nonsense, more propaganda

RLXXI

No it's not.
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SteveLord

There's only one tune maker I can find so much controversy over involving legit angry customers with pictures of busted engines or questionable customer service exchanges. Anyone interested can spend 5 minutes getting the same results and make their own call.

Blown F-150

Nope, when a tuner disables a key function of a monitoring system (Knock sensor), you may get a "fast" tune, but not a reliable one.

So many people have been kicked off his Facebook page as soon as they asked any questions...

elricfate

Just a reminder. Be decent to each other. Period.

cftaurus

That's because there are a ton of haters out there spewing bs and heresay every chance they get. Most have never used ssi and have no idea what they are talking about.

johnday in BFE

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Hmm, that's not a very good thing to negate. Wonder how much, and what kind of thought went into that.