Tune advice

[Gfranco]

Looking for advice on tuning my 2011 SHO PP. I picked up vehicle in Florida with 74K. Bought from CarVana sight unseen, car was owned by 2 owners, CarFax showed no issues and no accidents reported. Car is clean in and out. Really looking forward to get some mods under my belt. I installed an Airaid Cold Air Intake System, changed tran fluid, replaced spark plugs with stock and changed oil and filter twice. I would like to to tune car.
I know the tuner forum is full of information with many different vendors recommended and many opinions based on experiences.
I don't run the car hard, but would like to push her boundaries.

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[ridered74]

I've tried almost all of them, my preference for longevity and performance is gearhead.

 

[76FoMoCo]

Imo AJP.

 

[SM105K]

Imo AJP.

I second this.

 

[Gfranco]

I've tried almost all of them, my preference for longevity and performance is gearhead.

Hi rider74, thanks for the reply. Does Gearhead require data logging?

 

[76FoMoCo]

Hi rider74, thanks for the reply. Does Gearhead require data logging?

you don't have to. Matt is good with his first tune but I would advise getting a log out to him. 2 reasons one is to check the heath of your car the other is you get the most out of it.

 

[Gfranco]

Imo AJP.

you don't have to. Matt is good with his first tune but I would advise getting a log out to him. 2 reasons one is to check the heath of your car the other is you get the most out of it.

Alright, thanks for the advice

 

[yaycandy]

Gearhead and AJP, stay away from Livernois and Ortiz

 

[76FoMoCo]

Alright, thanks for the advice

BTW Matt is Gearhead. AJP will require multi logs.

 

[Gfranco]

Alright, thanks.
Nice stats 2013 PP 76FoMoCo

 

[76FoMoCo]

Alright, thanks.
Nice stats 2013 PP 76FoMoCo

Good luck on your adventure! The tune will blow your mind on the amount the factory left on the table. The trick is having good fuel (93 or e30) available. If you have e85 in your area this is how you get e30. Not all e85 is the same so some YouTube will be you friend. The best bang for the buck is an e30 tune and a drop in k and n filter on the stock intake.

 

[FiveLeeter918]

Gearhead and AJP, stay away from Livernois and Ortiz

well then...

 

[SM105K]

Good luck on your adventure! The tune will blow your mind on the amount the factory left on the table. The trick is having good fuel (93 or e30) available. If you have e85 in your area this is how you get e30. Not all e85 is the same so some YouTube will be you friend. The best bang for the buck is an e30 tune and a drop in k and n filter on the stock intake.

100% agree.

 

[Thormx]

Gearhead and AJP, stay away from Livernois and Ortiz

I love my Ortiz tune! It screams and it’s been as reliable as stock I beat the shit out of my car every day zero complaints about Ortiz.

 

[FiveLeeter918]

I love my Ortiz tune! It screams and it’s been as reliable as stock I beat the shit out of my car every day zero complaints about Ortiz.

thanks buddy!

 

[DadMobile]

you don't have to. Matt is good with his first tune but I would advise getting a log out to him. 2 reasons one is to check the heath of your car the other is you get the most out of it.

Couldn’t agree more.