The Tune by SVC

[svc]

The specifc 2010 glitch that was acting up was kct5. It has been fixed. This issue al along was a transmission rpm limiter.

-Jeff

 

[tinman44]

I'm chomping at the bit to get your tune, is the v3 close? Is there a free upgrade like with apps when it is released?

 

[svc]

From the looks of it a v3 will not be released. instead we will be doing datalog tuning showing us how the truck is performing and the truck running 91 which allows for a custom tuning application

 

[Nodak_Raptor]

From the looks of it a v3 will not be released. instead we will be doing datalog tuning showing us how the truck is performing and the truck running 91 which allows for a custom tuning application

Does this refer to us datalogging on our SCT's and then sending the data to you for custom tuning that will be fine tuned and sent back to us? If that is the case, when do you start and where do I sign?

 

[Mjolnir]

With TRR coming up, I have a question on the tune. It doesn't affect driving/shifting in Off Road Mode, however I know that ORM does play with some other settings (airbag sensitivity, nannies, etc).

so,

when at TRR, put it in ORM, or not?

 

[Huck]

With TRR coming up, I have a question on the tune. It doesn't affect driving/shifting in Off Road Mode, however I know that ORM does play with some other settings (airbag sensitivity, nannies, etc).

so,

when at TRR, put it in ORM, or not?

Its not supposed to effect it.

However, i notice my truck is completely different in ORM with any tune, not limited to SVC.

All throttle response and performance dies, so i never use ORM.

 

[Deleted member 12951]

Or just remove the tune if ORM is important. I like ORM on runs.

 

[svc]

With TRR coming up, I have a question on the tune. It doesn't affect driving/shifting in Off Road Mode, however I know that ORM does play with some other settings (airbag sensitivity, nannies, etc).



so,



when at TRR, put it in ORM, or not?

My thought on it is this.

Before tuning the truck the switch was significantly better or different when going into ORM , now once you add a tune to you daily driver truck you get so use to immediate throttle response and the more power that it make it feel superior to the ORM. We need to keep in mind all the limitations ford put on these trucks to prevent us from getting out of hand. ORM does turn or some safety features to avoid unexpected airbag deployment or TCS engagement. They also limited power To keep the inexperienced from getting in over their head.

With all that said, my tuner and I reviewed the parameters and possibilities of doing an ORM tune and it could be done with enough interest. However we all driver differently off-road so it's hard to find a base tune everyone would be satisfied with.



-Jeff

 

[Ironhorse07]

Got my tune ordered, can't wait!

 

[Deleted member 12951]

My thought on it is this.

Before tuning the truck the switch was significantly better or different when going into ORM , now once you add a tune to you daily driver truck you get so use to immediate throttle response and the more power that it make it feel superior to the ORM. We need to keep in mind all the limitations ford put on these trucks to prevent us from getting out of hand. ORM does turn or some safety features to avoid unexpected airbag deployment or TCS engagement. They also limited power To keep the inexperienced from getting in over their head.

With all that said, my tuner and I reviewed the parameters and possibilities of doing an ORM tune and it could be done with enough interest. However we all driver differently off-road so it's hard to find a base tune everyone would be satisfied with.

-Jeff

So are you saying that if you turn on ORM with the SVC tune that it is now limiting the tune or is the performance perfectly acceptable with the tune and ORM? Or does it not make a difference one way or another?

I do like the airbag sensitivity decrease and other features it provides.