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  • Originally posted by black50 View Post
    again, they do not have a wideband gauge....just because something has wideband o2 sensors doesn't mean it has a wideband gauge

    you may want to study up on that one
    Originally posted by black50 View Post
    again, they do not have a wideband gauge....just because something has wideband o2 sensors doesn't mean it has a wideband gauge

    you may want to study up on that one....this is a widebandwww.innovatemotorsports.com/products/dlg1.php
    But they *DO* have a wideband.
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    • Anyone want to ride in a 2015 SHO that has been tuned, just come out to Aledo. Bring that F150 and let's run em. IMHO, the antiquated concept of "tune must be done on a dyno" is about as useful as distributor points on these engines. Even a dyno tune is done AFTER the dyno run based upon data logged during the dyno.
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      • Originally posted by black50 View Post
        again, they do not have a wideband gauge....just because something has wideband o2 sensors doesn't mean it has a wideband gauge
        When did you mention gauge before this post?

        You said wideband, and you were promptly told yes, they do.

        Now you're saying gauge. Well, no one would have told you they have a gauge, because they don't.

        Communicate what you mean bruh.
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        • Originally posted by black50 View Post
          again, they do not have a wideband gauge....just because something has wideband o2 sensors doesn't mean it has a wideband gauge

          you may want to study up on that one....this is a widebandwww.innovatemotorsports.com/products/dlg1.php
          When did you say wideband gauge? That's right you didn't.

          You can hook up your tuner to a laptop and run a datalog. It will give you what AFR is along with all types of other useful information.

          You might want to study up on that before you go and blow $400 on a fancy gauge.

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          • Originally posted by Darren M View Post
            Anyone want to ride in a 2015 SHO that has been tuned, just come out to Aledo. Bring that F150 and let's run em. IMHO, the antiquated concept of "tune must be done on a dyno" is about as useful as distributor points on these engines. Even a dyno tune is done AFTER the dyno run based upon data logged during the dyno.
            I'm out in Bridgeport. one day we can run them. I got a 2013 f150 ecoboost wit LET tune. it runs good but fuel milage sucks ass I get 18 hwy and 15 town

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            • Originally posted by Venom View Post
              When did you say wideband gauge? That's right you didn't.

              You can hook up your tuner to a laptop and run a datalog. It will give you what AFR is along with all types of other useful information.

              You might want to study up on that before you go and blow $400 on a fancy gauge.
              I didn't know I needed to spell it out..anytime the word wideband is used they are referring to a wideband gauge...guess i should have been more clear

              But, its not just for tuning purposes, that $400 gauge may just save that $10k engine and it will let you monitor in real time your AFR, so when that fuel pump quits at 20 pounds of boost and that gauge shoots up past 13 you just may have the time to let up off the go pedal and save that motor..Thats why you will see on almost any serious forced induction combo a wideband GAUGE

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              • Originally posted by 94 cobra View Post
                I'm out in Bridgeport. one day we can run them. I got a 2013 f150 ecoboost wit LET tune. it runs good but fuel milage sucks ass I get 18 hwy and 15 town
                LoL...mine gets about 11mpg but it's lifted on 35s though.

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                • Originally posted by davbrucas View Post

                  JMS Chip makes the BoostMax which doesnt require a tune and is easy to install/uninstall.

                  http://www.jmschip.com/boostmax-perf...ford-ecoboost/
                  This sounds like a great tuning tool to use, it also has a 'red plug' to run 87 octane. Livernois offers the SCT tuner with more power and 87/93 octane tune as well, but not warranty friendly.
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                  • Originally posted by 94 cobra View Post
                    fuel milage sucks ass I get 18 hwy and 15 town
                    That's pretty much what I get. I blame it on the gears.
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                    • Originally posted by Magnus View Post
                      That's pretty much what I get. I blame it on the gears.
                      I got 3:21 in mine

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                      • Originally posted by davbrucas View Post
                        LoL...mine gets about 11mpg but it's lifted on 35s though.
                        mine is stock 20's 3:21 gears and I baby it most of the time

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                        • Originally posted by 94 cobra View Post
                          I got 3:21 in mine
                          4.10s.
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