VMP tuning
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Originally Posted by ONE04FX4
that is really hard to say. i like the way the truck reacts better to vmp tunes. it ran good with the troyer tunes but i am a fan of the vmp tunes.
I know that i have heard a lot about them. They are by far the #2 programer on this site. I was just curious to see how they stack up.
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For me troyer's tunes have worked amazing. The A/Fs are perfect, and the shifting is dead on. the amount of R&D the guy does on our engines is unmatched by anyone in the business. Yes it is a longer wait, but his 15 years experience is unmatched, and he really knows how to tune our trucks. VMP asks 10 questions online, troyer has you fill out 4 sheets of questions. his tunes are THAT good, yes.
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Originally Posted by ScottFF00
If you want it "dead nuts on" you need to get it dyno tuned. Justin has great customer satisfaction also. If VMP made you send in 6 sheets would that be the benchmark of good?
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being able to get it dead nuts on is the ability to give them feedback. not every tuner no matter how many years of experience is going to be able to get every tune dead nuts on no matter how good they are. that is why they ask for feedback. they need certain logging and the data to be able to adjust it. they will both tell you this. once you have given them the feedback they can adjust the tune to where it will be dead on or very close. the tunes that you recieve will be close but will also be safe.and usually the difference from spot on and safe isnt going to be greatly noticeable unless it was far off. and for the record i have good logs from the very first tunes from vmp that show they are right.