Teds Tune A+++++

[greatmike]

I have a 2010 camaro ss with kooks long tube headers,slp underdrive pulley K&N CAI,vmax ported throttle body.I just installed Ted's tune in my car.wow what a diffrence.Car should have shifted like that from factory.I highly recommend all these upgrades.Thanks again Ted for tunning my car into a beast.

[CamaroBlue]

If you don't mind me asking. About how many miles did you have on your car when you used the tune? I'm really considering a JRE tune but I have around 50K miles on my car and wasn't sure if I should expect substantial gains. I have a 2010 Camaro as well

[RJT-SS]

The miles do not matter. You will get much more out of a tune if you have other mods (headers, intake, ported TB, etc) and if you have an auto vs a manual. Mods or not, a tune really wakes these cars up!

[CamaroBlue]

Originally Posted by RJT-SS

The miles do not matter. You will get much more out of a tune if you have other mods (headers, intake, ported TB, etc) and if you have an auto vs a manual. Mods or not, a tune really wakes these cars up!

How well has your car held up since you had a tune. I have an auto and I've read all about how it wakes the car up but I'm bit concerned about any long tern affects.

[JD177]

I havent had any issues at all after 2 years and 14,000 miles with my tune from Ted.

[RJT-SS]

I have not had my tune that long so I don't have a long-term experience to share but my car runs fine; better than before. However, I read hundreds of threads on this before I got my tune and it is very clear that it is more about who does your tune than anything else. A tune is a bunch of computer changes (engine and tranny) that tells the car how to respond. It's kinda like brain surgery; you wouldn't want just anyone doing it. Get a good tuner and you will be very happy. Get a bad one and bad things can happen.

There are very good tuners that frequent this forum. My advice is to do a lot of research then decide. If you want to PM me, I can get more into what I did and why.

[grocerygetter]

Ted's tune is safe...you won't have any issues...modded or not. Talk to him or Kris on the phone or on here and get the ball rolling.

[CamaroBlue]

Originally Posted by RJT-SS

I have not had my tune that long so I don't have a long-term experience to share but my car runs fine; better than before. However, I read hundreds of threads on this before I got my tune and it is very clear that it is more about who does your tune than anything else. A tune is a bunch of computer changes (engine and tranny) that tells the car how to respond. It's kinda like brain surgery; you wouldn't want just anyone doing it. Get a good tuner and you will be very happy. Get a bad one and bad things can happen.

There are very good tuners that frequent this forum. My advice is to do a lot of research then decide. If you want to PM me, I can get more into what I did and why.

Thanks for the advice. From what I've read Ted is top notch and I actually already emailed and he responded quickly and answered all my questions. I was all set on that but of course the more you read can sometimes get conflicting answers. A lot of people say you leave quite a bit of HP with a email or canned(I know they're different) tune and was wondering is it enough to choose a dyno tune. If you don't mind could you PM why you choose your route.

[amerimuscle]

just went to him for a tune update, he did my bolt on tunes and just asked him yesterday to write my LS3 conversion + cam tune and he sent it back to me in 20 minutes lol and i have 100% confidence in the tune. His experience with these cars is priceless.

[SPCBA]

Originally Posted by CamaroBlue

How well has your car held up since you had a tune. I have an auto and I've read all about how it wakes the car up but I'm bit concerned about any long tern affects.

not going to lie a good tuner will make it better in every way including reliability. If you are a gas mileage guy they can tune for better gas mileage. a good tuner doesnt turn off sensors like knock etc but uses those with your goals in mind to give you a car that will last.

I have literally tried to break things on my car on road courses...my tuner Mr Ryne Cunningham just did to well a job.

[thahemp]

Originally Posted by CamaroBlue

Thanks for the advice. From what I've read Ted is top notch and I actually already emailed and he responded quickly and answered all my questions. I was all set on that but of course the more you read can sometimes get conflicting answers. A lot of people say you leave quite a bit of HP with a email or canned(I know they're different) tune and was wondering is it enough to choose a dyno tune. If you don't mind could you PM why you choose your route.

I would go with a dyno tune once the mods get a little more extreme, for example... once the cam goes in I would go find a good tuner and put my car in front of him. An email tune is fine for bolts ons. Just make sure you get him good datalogs so he can tweak things in properly.

[CamaroBlue]

Originally Posted by thahemp

I would go with a dyno tune once the mods get a little more extreme, for example... once the cam goes in I would go find a good tuner and put my car in front of him. An email tune is fine for bolts ons. Just make sure you get him good datalogs so he can tweak things in properly.

Ok then. For now I just have bolt-on's so I should be good with a JRE tune. Thanks for the tip.

[greatmike]

Have 4000 miles on my car with no problem