Tuning Sub Forum?

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Thanks for the Replies!

I don't mean to escalate anything, not worth the hassle. I am humble, but have worked at this tuning thing on and off for twelve years. I also really enjoy tuning, so push it. If and when I can help I will, but a sub forum or even a sticky is probably too much. Not many are likely interested in it as much as I and nobody else replied for other tuning devices.

I do believe Tweecer has most of our older Ford's covered better than other tuners. It often has more items you can tune, so more control. It is a good idea to compare what is available to tune with each device before you buy. Corral.net has been my performance parts store, including Tuners, just saying.

 

[alwaysFlOoReD]

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Thanks for taking the time. This is a subject that interests me but don't have the money to pursue. I'm also interested in the raspberry pi for use as a controller and linux as an operating system. I have to learn the basics before moving on, as in I have not grown up with computers and learning by yourself is a long process. I'll be in touch when the time is right.

Richard

 

[Jim Oaks]

If and when I can help I will, but a sub forum or even a sticky is probably too much. Not many are likely interested in it as much as I and nobody else replied for other tuning devices.

Just because there isn't a bunch of replies, doesn't mean that there isn't readers that are interested. People will search for information online, but they either don't want to create a profile to ask a question, or they don't want to feel ignorant asking it.

As I said, if you have information to share with what you've learned with your 4.0, post it, and I'll make it a sticky. That's when people start asking questions. It's also when people that have their own experiences start chiming in. Nobody will start chiming in, until you really get in to the topic at hand.