Yanscv

Hey people so what all tunes can you get just for 87 octane? I'll never race it's just a daily driver that needs some more vroom vroom.

Glenn

lots of tuners out there. Shop around. Do some research here. You will like the 87 tune over a stock tune.
Steeda

Yanscv

Will they have different types of tunes for 87 or is it mainly just one 87 tune and one 91 tune?

Glenn

I think they cover all octanes but just one tune for each, I have been wrong before ....at least once in my life Ha. Call them and let them know what you want. Steeda, Brenspeed, I wonder if they would do two different 87 tunes. Please find out and let us know.
Also search your year and tunes here and see what pops up.

Yanscv

Definitely appreciate the help!

EF1

With Steeda you give them the serial number from you CPU, the engine, trans, tire size, rear end gearing, and list of mods to the car. The tune provided is based on your specific set up. I can't speak to other tuners since I have not tried them. I have run both the Steeda 87 and 93 octane tunes on my manual transmission 5.0 and both are an improvement over stock.

Yanscv

See my biggest concern is I know 100% I will not anything but 87 octane so I was wondering if they had like a performance and street tune for that.

EF1

They gave different tunes for different fuels. Their 87 octane tune ran better than stock. The car revved quicker and felt stronger. I did install the Steeda CAI at the same time, but the tune was supposed to be responsible for most of the gain.

Yanscv

I guess my main concern is paying for 2 tunes and not ever using one cause it's a higher octane, but I'm definitely down for more throttle response and possibly better mpg. As of now I have a cai and axle back exhaust. I need to check and see if it has an after market xpipe.

tj@steeda

When you purchase tunes from Steeda ... you can get up to 3 tunes. Also, you are enrolled in our tunes for life program.

Win - Win!

TJ

Yanscv

Do whaaaaa!! Win win chicken dinner! Where do I sign up

EF1

You may think now that you will never run anything but 87 octane, but things may change over time. Also take into consideration all current and potential future mods that may affect your tune. Whoever you choose, make sure they offer free upgrades to tunes as your car changes. Like TJ said above, Steeda offers tunes for life upgrades. Buy it right once and save yourself from having to go through this decisions again in the future.

Yanscv

This is definitely true, like you said I'm definitely in the market for a tuner with tunes for life because of future mods. But none that would take me out of the relm of N/A