texas speed mail in tune ?
#1
Just curious to know whether any of you guys on here have tried the tsp mail in order tune from texaspeed or know anyone who is running it on their truck. thanks
#3
Don't do it. They need to stick to building blocks. I'm about write a review on them. An extremely frustrating situation that involved me losing money on their errors.
Last edited by bmorrow8; Aug 16, 2014 at 08:50 AM.
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#8
Just because the dyno says you have xxx hp and yyy ft-lbs that doesn't necessarily translate to better performance on the street or track. You have to tune it for how you drive it.
Max numbers are nice to brag about, but sacrificing power in the rpm range you spend 90% of your time in to increase your max is useless.
It comes down to a lot of playing around to get it perfect. Lots of logs, dyno time track and road time.
All that said...just buy HP tuners and tune it yourself. Its not that hard to learn, and there's lots of info on their forum. Even others tunes in the repository, which will give you a good starting point
Last edited by Jordan927; Aug 16, 2014 at 12:23 AM. Reason: spelling
#10
I've been saying that for a couple of years now!! Jason couldn't Tune his way out of a wet paper sack!! And BB tune is weak be better off with a handheld!


