Looking for best tune on my new '19

[bdub85]

I've been running the MPT tune for over a year now. Can't say enough good things about MPT. I've been very happy with my tune.

 

[Jeff-Ohio]

2019 MPT tune isn't available yet.

Not true. It has been available for several weeks. I had their tune on my 2017 and it got to the point that I couldn't stand to drive it stock for a day or two prior to taking it into the dealership for work. Their transmission tuning had the motor revving higher than I liked, so I ultimately settled on their 93 PRX with stock transmission tuning. I will be picking up my 2019 in a few days and I will have it running an MPT tune as soon as humanly possible.

 

[Ruger]

Geeze, don't you want to drive it a while, break it in, and get to know it before you decide to void your warranty?

 

[tmanker]

Not true. It has been available for several weeks. I had their tune on my 2017 and it got to the point that I couldn't stand to drive it stock for a day or two prior to taking it into the dealership for work. Their transmission tuning had the motor revving higher than I liked, so I ultimately settled on their 93 PRX with stock transmission tuning. I will be picking up my 2019 in a few days and I will have it running an MPT tune as soon as humanly possible.

If your head is up your arse, I will help you remove it. I posted that info on 3-1-19. MPT Tune release was on 4-1-19 at 1:05 pm.

 

[Jeff-Ohio]

If your head is up your arse, I will help you remove it. I posted that info on 3-1-19. MPT Tune release was on 4-1-19 at 1:05 pm.

I now see the date of you post, but no need for the negative tone. Let’s make the world better, not worse. I was simply trying to help somebody.

 

[FlipH]

I had the Livernois tune for my 2013 f150 ecoboost and it was a good tune and good company for sure. They are a good company from my experience. I had their 93 tune that I mostly ran, air intake, spark plugs, and thermostat. Even after a 6" lift and 35's my truck was way faster. Now I have a 2018 raptor and used MPT which in my opinion turned my raptor into a whole different truck!!! It now feels like a high performance muscle car/truck on the road and on the trails it's amazing! I have actually taken it back to stock a couple times and shown some friends the difference it is that impressive. Also don't listen to the haters I had my truck about 6 months before tuning it I just couldn't wait when you know it can truly unlock the potential. I just take the tune off every time I go to the dealers which I know if they looked they could still see it but they have never questioned me but I will still wait to do the down pipes I want and intercooler till after my warranty is up.

 

[NightWolf928]

5star, here is the dyno numbers for my 2019 with just a tune vs stock. I live close to Mike and his crew. Ngauge tuner.

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Dirty Mike and the boys!

 

[Badgertits]

Gearhead.

It was between them & MPT for me (or livernois but they came out late & didn’t have trans tuning immediately) & I am VERY picky when it comes to performance mods.

In a nutshell my raptor w/ a gearhead tune drives exactly as you’d imagine a stock one w/ an extra 100hp/tq & better trans tuning would from the factory. Doesn’t feel “modified” just feels much faster/smoother & more responsive.

Their trans tuning is buttery smooth & slick shifting. I’d have a tough time believing another company puts out better/smoother tranny files.

My main goal was reliability & daily driver manners w/ more power & ability to “set it & forget it”- my understanding w/ MPT & some other s they push the boost & A/F mix close to stock limits & also require the highest octane- even a drop from 93 to 91 can cause issues on tunes like this, as can the occasional stale tank of gas or in the even of a real screwup your wife accidentally filling up w/ 87 and/or being on a road trip forgot the device running a 93prx tune & no 93 in sight - better hope you find some octane booster. Gearhead’s tunes have an octane “autoadjust” feature to compensate in case you have to run 87 or 89 etc.

 

[Badgertits]

Geeze, don't you want to drive it a while, break it in, and get to know it before you decide to void your warranty?

Funny thing to me the way I see it a custom tune that can be removed via handheld much better “risk vs reward” “performance mod” vs adding a CAI or catch can both of which are $400+ & do jack shit for performance but cause your vehicle to throw CELs, hack it up (in the case of a catch can) & are just as if not more likely to cause warranty issues b/c of the fact they do throw codes, are plainly visible to the dealer, & @ the end of the day you risk that & spend $$$ but really get nothing tangible in terms of performance out of it.

Same goes for stuff like turbo adapters/gigantic FMICs- except they do add some performance improvement.

They only concern I had w/ getting tuned was if I started to have a cam phaser issue, however based on research seems like I could swap over to the stock tune thee first time I hear any sign of cam phaser problems- drive the thing w/ stock tune for a month+ while the phaser issue gets worse, bring to dealer for diagnosis & continue driving on stock tune for hell maybe another month before you actually get in for the repairs/parts & @ that point seriously doubt they’d really dig so far back through ignition cycles/ecm history to track a flash down.

 

[VSTOLG4]

Ran MPT/91 on my '18 for at least 1 year. Took it off the other day for a service call. I would sell this truck tomorrow if I had to drive it stock. What a difference. I had forgotten how good the MPT tune was. I did not reset the KAM after tune removal...that might help but it is sluggish and throttle response is a joke. My son asked why the truck was driving different. He said it was making a lot of engine noise but wasn't really accelerating or pushing him into the seat. There is no better "butt dyno" than a passenger who is familiar with your car well enough to know when something good or bad has changed without even telling them first.