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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Mustang / May 2006

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Which tuner to get for a 2006 Mustang GT

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Ty Dwonon - 17 May 2006 14:35 GMT
I realize I'm going to get across the board answers, but after reading
all these web postings I have to admit I'm clueless. I'm still riding
stock everything in my '06 GT, but figure everything I'd ever add
going forward will require some level of tuning.

any help chosing a direction to take would be greatly appreciated.
John S. - 17 May 2006 15:35 GMT
First thing that comes to mind is... are you ever going to be getting
any custom dyno tuning?  If so you may want to check with your
perfomance shop and see which tuner they use and go that route....

Now please don't flame me when I mention the word "automatic"... but
for cars with automatics the SCT X-Cal2 seem to be the best choice.
The X-Cal2 offer more control over the automatic than the Diablo
Predator... A number of GT folks have switch from the Predator to the
X-Cal2 for this reason...

Now if you are just going to order a tuner then I would have to vote
for an X-Cal2 from Alternative Auto (www.alternativeauto.com)  I live
in Michigan so I've been lucky enough to work with Lidio in person...
great guy, great shop, great performance! Do a quick google on "Lidio
Alternative" and you'll see Lidio has been on the Mustang scene for a
long time!

hth,
john
 
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