Bama V2 tunes
#1
Bullitt Member
Thread Starter
Bama V2 tunes
First off, I have a 2014 GT.
Anybody in here have any real world experience with the new V2 tunes? I spent my weekend reading about their new tunes. And I think it is calling my name. How safe/reliable is it? Does Bama offer any warranty if something happens to our engine related to the tune? Is the additional power/driveability worth the cost?
I have never had any tune/chip on any of my cars before. Except for my 97 Cobra with a Vortec that didn't come out good.
Anybody in here have any real world experience with the new V2 tunes? I spent my weekend reading about their new tunes. And I think it is calling my name. How safe/reliable is it? Does Bama offer any warranty if something happens to our engine related to the tune? Is the additional power/driveability worth the cost?
I have never had any tune/chip on any of my cars before. Except for my 97 Cobra with a Vortec that didn't come out good.
#2
Former Vendor
First off, I have a 2014 GT.
Anybody in here have any real world experience with the new V2 tunes? I spent my weekend reading about their new tunes. And I think it is calling my name. How safe/reliable is it? Does Bama offer any warranty if something happens to our engine related to the tune? Is the additional power/driveability worth the cost?
I have never had any tune/chip on any of my cars before. Except for my 97 Cobra with a Vortec that didn't come out good.
Anybody in here have any real world experience with the new V2 tunes? I spent my weekend reading about their new tunes. And I think it is calling my name. How safe/reliable is it? Does Bama offer any warranty if something happens to our engine related to the tune? Is the additional power/driveability worth the cost?
I have never had any tune/chip on any of my cars before. Except for my 97 Cobra with a Vortec that didn't come out good.
Hey dohc97 - Great question and I definitely have some real world experience with them. One of the perks working here is that I'm able to road test most if not all of our fleet vehicles be it around the block or on a 3 hour trip. This enables me to not only log certain parameters but to also give the Bama Performance Team real world feedback and what I've noticed the most is the driveability as I personally think that it's better than OEM. Coming out of a 3V 4.6 I'm definitely a little biased but I've been around the block a few thousand times in a Coyote having been here for the past 4 years.
We've had a ton of great results from our customers who are running Bama tunes. Over the past year their tunes have completely been reworked and the difference is night and day. The results from Bama's customers have been solid and the tunes are consistently performing. They've really focused on making sure that Bama's tunes are not only making the same or more power than any competitors, but that the driveability is perfectly smooth and unmatched. The power is on-demand when you hit the throttle, but it drives effortlessly and comfortably when you need it to. At the end of the day what I'm concerned about most is safety and reliability and their tunes are bullet proof!
In regards to the warranty Bama does have one offered for the late 2010 and 11-12 Coyotes for the Cylinder #8 issue which is not something that you'll see any other tuner offer and the 13-14's are much less prone to developing #8 Issues as Ford made some changes to their pistons for these years. In the event that something were to occur we stand behind their tuning abilities and so do they. We strive to have the best customer service possible and we're always here to help out no matter how large or small a problem is.
If you currently have a device and would like to get set up with their V2 Tunes shoot me a PM and I'm happy to work with them to get you set up or if you don't own one I can have a quote set up with killer pricing for you to give them a try!
Let me know if you're to have any other questions and I'm here to help!
Alex
#3
Bullitt Member
Thread Starter
Hey dohc97 - Great question and I definitely have some real world experience with them. One of the perks working here is that I'm able to road test most if not all of our fleet vehicles be it around the block or on a 3 hour trip. This enables me to not only log certain parameters but to also give the Bama Performance Team real world feedback and what I've noticed the most is the driveability as I personally think that it's better than OEM. Coming out of a 3V 4.6 I'm definitely a little biased but I've been around the block a few thousand times in a Coyote having been here for the past 4 years.
We've had a ton of great results from our customers who are running Bama tunes. Over the past year their tunes have completely been reworked and the difference is night and day. The results from Bama's customers have been solid and the tunes are consistently performing. They've really focused on making sure that Bama's tunes are not only making the same or more power than any competitors, but that the driveability is perfectly smooth and unmatched. The power is on-demand when you hit the throttle, but it drives effortlessly and comfortably when you need it to. At the end of the day what I'm concerned about most is safety and reliability and their tunes are bullet proof!
In regards to the warranty Bama does have one offered for the late 2010 and 11-12 Coyotes for the Cylinder #8 issue which is not something that you'll see any other tuner offer and the 13-14's are much less prone to developing #8 Issues as Ford made some changes to their pistons for these years. In the event that something were to occur we stand behind their tuning abilities and so do they. We strive to have the best customer service possible and we're always here to help out no matter how large or small a problem is.
If you currently have a device and would like to get set up with their V2 Tunes shoot me a PM and I'm happy to work with them to get you set up or if you don't own one I can have a quote set up with killer pricing for you to give them a try!
Let me know if you're to have any other questions and I'm here to help!
Alex
We've had a ton of great results from our customers who are running Bama tunes. Over the past year their tunes have completely been reworked and the difference is night and day. The results from Bama's customers have been solid and the tunes are consistently performing. They've really focused on making sure that Bama's tunes are not only making the same or more power than any competitors, but that the driveability is perfectly smooth and unmatched. The power is on-demand when you hit the throttle, but it drives effortlessly and comfortably when you need it to. At the end of the day what I'm concerned about most is safety and reliability and their tunes are bullet proof!
In regards to the warranty Bama does have one offered for the late 2010 and 11-12 Coyotes for the Cylinder #8 issue which is not something that you'll see any other tuner offer and the 13-14's are much less prone to developing #8 Issues as Ford made some changes to their pistons for these years. In the event that something were to occur we stand behind their tuning abilities and so do they. We strive to have the best customer service possible and we're always here to help out no matter how large or small a problem is.
If you currently have a device and would like to get set up with their V2 Tunes shoot me a PM and I'm happy to work with them to get you set up or if you don't own one I can have a quote set up with killer pricing for you to give them a try!
Let me know if you're to have any other questions and I'm here to help!
Alex
I tried placing an order today, but where should I enter my car specs?
Last edited by dohc97; 3/16/15 at 03:30 PM.
#5
V6 Member
I also run the V2 tunes. Mainly the Performance tune and love it. One of the first things I did when I bought my 14GT last May was put a Bama tune on it and have been enjoying it worry free ever since!
#6
Mach 1 Member
First off, I have a 2014 GT.
Anybody in here have any real world experience with the new V2 tunes? I spent my weekend reading about their new tunes. And I think it is calling my name. How safe/reliable is it? Does Bama offer any warranty if something happens to our engine related to the tune? Is the additional power/driveability worth the cost?
I have never had any tune/chip on any of my cars before. Except for my 97 Cobra with a Vortec that didn't come out good.
Anybody in here have any real world experience with the new V2 tunes? I spent my weekend reading about their new tunes. And I think it is calling my name. How safe/reliable is it? Does Bama offer any warranty if something happens to our engine related to the tune? Is the additional power/driveability worth the cost?
I have never had any tune/chip on any of my cars before. Except for my 97 Cobra with a Vortec that didn't come out good.
#8
Former Vendor
Once the order is finalized you'll receive a Tune Info sheet that will ask what kind of fuel you're going to be running through the car and if you have any other modifications.
Let me know if you have any other questions or freel free to shoot me a PM or give the Bama Team a call!
Alex
Thanks so much for taking the time to post up your feedback and thoughts on the new V2's! I'm really happy to hear that you're enjoying your V2 tunes! They're definitely night and day in comparison to some of the older tunes that we're coming out of Bama. The biggest improvement is hands down the driveabiltiy. I swear it's better than Ford's OEM map.
Let me know if there's ever anything I can help you guys out with and enjoy!
Alex
#11
Shelby GT500 Member
#15
I too have the older Bama tunes and the SC3 tuner. Im in the process of getting the version 2 tunes. I have no problems with my current tune. Ive just heard the version 2 tunes are better, so Im going to try them out. I hate to fix something that's not broke, But im going to roll the dice.
#16
Hey Alex, has there been an update in you guys offering the ghost cam tune? I will be purchasing a SCT4 tuner from you guys here shortly and would love to have that in one of my tunes. Thanks
#17
Bullitt Member
Thread Starter
So I ordered my tunes yesterday just after lunch and it will be delivered today. Granted I am only 2 states away, but that is impressive for a free delivery service.
This is my first time getting a tune. What is data logging and when/why do I have to do it?
This is my first time getting a tune. What is data logging and when/why do I have to do it?
#18
Mach 1 Member
You can analyze your own data log with Live Link. it's great software and its free. http://sctflash.com/LiveLink.php
#19
Bullitt Member
Thread Starter
You install the tune. Then you data log. THat is driving around while your tuner records the data from your PCM. You send the datalog back to Bama so that it can be analyzed to insure yoru ignition timing is correct and fuel/air ratio's are good, etc. If somethign is a bit off they may make adjustments to yoru tune file and have you re-load then re-datalog to insure the changes were correct.
You can analyze your own data log with Live Link. it's great software and its free. http://sctflash.com/LiveLink.php
You can analyze your own data log with Live Link. it's great software and its free. http://sctflash.com/LiveLink.php
When I get home tonight, do I just plug the tuner to my odb port and do the tune upload? Or do I need to update the device firmware first?