this is true....i beleive it will come from ford racing and will be covered under ford warrenty...but there is no time frame at this time on when it will arrive.Supposedly Ford will have a factory tune later this year that will not void your coverage...
Cheers,
Yogi
Simply replacing the factory intake pipe between the air filter housing and the turbo can produce significant performance gains without additional tuning. I picked up ~ 13hp at the wheels between 5000 and 6000 rpm with a 3" intake I made for my Ecoboost:this is true....i beleive it will come from ford racing and will be covered under ford warrenty...but there is no time frame at this time on when it will arrive.
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^This.when yu decide to tune, yu always take a chance with warrenty issues. if something goes wrong they still have to prove it was due to the tune. there is nothing on the market now that offers warrenty protecton with ford, but i have trusted cobb tuning as they have extensive history with ford ecoboost engines.
for $500 yu shud give them a try.
Supposedly Ford will have a factory tune later this year that will not void your coverage...
Cheers,
Yogi
Yes, this is VERY true! Once again, there is NO timetable from Ford on WHEN it will be available-- but more importantly you can bet your new 'Stang that that Ford tune will be very, VERY conservative! They released custom tunes for other EB vehicles recently and those Ford tunes added next to NO HP... but a decent amount of RWT.this is true....i beleive it will come from ford racing and will be covered under ford warrenty...but there is no time frame at this time on when it will arrive.
This is really not true. When a customer goes to the dealer with a warranty issue and their car is modded you can have some serious problems getting the car repaired. Lets say my car knocking a bit under acceleration so I take it in. The dealerships see's the car has a full exhaust and a CAI, however it's NOT tuned after they check the PCM/ECM. If the dealerships discovers a serious issue (bad bearing for instance) they can refuse to repair the car under warranty because the car was mods that CAN effect the A/F ratio. So now what are you gonna do? Jump up & down screaming my mods had nothing to do with that bearing failure! They'll just look at you and say tough luck! YOU on the other hand would either have to...when yu decide to tune, yu always take a chance with warrenty issues. if something goes wrong they still have to prove it was due to the tune.
