Ford Performance Tune for Gen 3s

[JDMCTR00]

Ford should have given this to us as a gift.

 

[james9]

There’s no reason to keep the tuner plugged in after install right? I know the tune adapts and improves over time.

 

[Rustyseatbelt]

There’s no reason to keep the tuner plugged in after install right? I know the tune adapts and improves over time.

No. You don't leave it plugged in.

 

[FiveOsvt]

I guess I’m a little bitter that Ford is charging for “better shift tables”. I don’t mind paying for power but having to pay extra for my truck to not shift like garbage is an insult. They know all the complaints, they know it could be improved upon, goose and Mpt have long ago produced a TCM strategy that makes these trucks shift like a dream, and now Ford shows up and acts like making the truck shift better is a “performance upgrade”. The TCM should be a free update to all 10 speeds. Rant over.

 

[JDMCTR00]

I guess I’m a little bitter that Ford is charging for “better shift tables”. I don’t mind paying for power but having to pay extra for my truck to not shift like garbage is an insult. They know all the complaints, they know it could be improved upon, goose and Mpt have long ago produced a TCM strategy that makes these trucks shift like a dream, and now Ford shows up and acts like making the truck shift better is a “performance upgrade”. The TCM should be a free update to all 10 speeds. Rant over.

On top of all that to have Ford say "The warranty" is only covered for the original 3/36k, is a backhand slap.

 

[John813]

Remembered to install it this weekend.
I never had an issue with any Ford/Chevy Transmission, thought it was fine. No issues, but can't say it was great.
This tune definitely improved it from fine to good.
The power bump is weak on paper, but at 2k rpm, I did notice a little more pull from partial+ throttle.

For a little over $600 shipped/OTD I can't complain too much from a Ford tune.

Going to install the FP tune on my fathers Braptor, and see how he likes it.

 

[T4RNewbie]

To the members who have installed the FP Tune and say it shifts better and feels peppier in the mid range (some have said the turbos stay spooled), what modes do you normally drive in and are you comparing before/after in the same mode? I normally drive in Sport and some of the descriptions sound like "sport" mode. Just trying to clarify

Thanks

 

[tcm glx]

I drive both sport and normal.

With the tune, normal feels better than Sport. And Sport now feels like a enhanced Sport. Sport 2.0

 

[DatGuy14]

Remembered to install it this weekend.
I never had an issue with any Ford/Chevy Transmission, thought it was fine. No issues, but can't say it was great.
This tune definitely improved it from fine to good.
The power bump is weak on paper, but at 2k rpm, I did notice a little more pull from partial+ throttle.

For a little over $600 shipped/OTD I can't complain too much from a Ford tune.

Going to install the FP tune on my fathers Braptor, and see how he likes it.

Where are yall finding this tune for $600 OTD? I keep finding the tune for $600~ and the tuner device for another $600~

 

[John813]

Where are yall finding this tune for $600 OTD? I keep finding the tune for $600~ and the tuner device for another $600~

Blue oval industries for me. Was $635 OTD during Black Friday.

https://blueovalindustries.com/prod..._content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic

It's now at $675.

Should be no fee for the tune. Follow the instructions on how to download procal to the computer. Update the handheld device, grab your stock tune from the truck and then backup up the tune to the servers. Then the procal software downloads the performance tune from the FP servers.