View Poll Results: Which Tuner Should I get?
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Best Tuner for 03 5.4?
#1
Best Tuner for 03 5.4?
Hello I am looking to get a tuner to wake up the truck but would also like the ability to do transmission, TC lockup, wheelsize, and diff gearing adjustments myself.
I am on a bit of a budget and I am wondering what the best tuner would be for me.
I have been looking at this one >
http://5startuning.com/product/1-7015-x4-flash-devices/
and then the Edge programmers.
I plan to stick with 87 octane and dont have a really much by way of engine mods besides K&N filter, and then I have a slightly better exhaust from cats back (resonator rather than mufflers.) Only mods I might be planning in the near future would be Gotts mod and potentially headers. Want to keep the engine durable.
So any recommendations on tuners I listed or others, or places to buy them from? Can I get the adjustable features I want or are they all locked down?
Thanks,
Ben
I am on a bit of a budget and I am wondering what the best tuner would be for me.
I have been looking at this one >
http://5startuning.com/product/1-7015-x4-flash-devices/
and then the Edge programmers.
I plan to stick with 87 octane and dont have a really much by way of engine mods besides K&N filter, and then I have a slightly better exhaust from cats back (resonator rather than mufflers.) Only mods I might be planning in the near future would be Gotts mod and potentially headers. Want to keep the engine durable.
So any recommendations on tuners I listed or others, or places to buy them from? Can I get the adjustable features I want or are they all locked down?
Thanks,
Ben
#2
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Mpt is good with the x4. 3 custom tunes with the tuner included.
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Merp (10-20-2015)
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#4
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MPT and SCT, great combo, but don't expect it to "wake up" your truck (no matter who you go with), especially if you stay with an 87 tune. I have an 87 "performance" tune with a "street" shift from MPT and really notice no difference in power or gas mileage, but it does shift better.
Even a 91/93 octane tune really will not do a lot, these trucks just do not gain performance from a programmer like the new ones do.
I would not mess with the settings of the tunes unless you really know what your doing. You can cause a lot of problems doing it wrong.
Even a 91/93 octane tune really will not do a lot, these trucks just do not gain performance from a programmer like the new ones do.
I would not mess with the settings of the tunes unless you really know what your doing. You can cause a lot of problems doing it wrong.
Last edited by blupupher; 10-20-2015 at 09:15 AM.
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Merp (10-20-2015)
#5
MPT and SCT, great combo, but don't expect it to "wake up" your truck (no matter who you go with), especially if you stay with an 87 tune. I have an 87 "performance" tune with a "street" shift from MPT and really notice no difference in power or gas mileage, but it does shift better.
Even a 91/93 octane tune really will not do a lot, these trucks just do not gain performance from a programmer like the new ones do.
I would not mess with the settings of the tunes unless you really know what your doing. You can cause a lot of problems doing it wrong.
Even a 91/93 octane tune really will not do a lot, these trucks just do not gain performance from a programmer like the new ones do.
I would not mess with the settings of the tunes unless you really know what your doing. You can cause a lot of problems doing it wrong.