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With all three 93 octane tunes I have tried in my Raptor I hear what sounds like detonation at wide open throttle or close to it. I hooked up my ngauge one time and got on it, the sound appeared but it was showing +5.5 timing, or was it negative, but basically it was whatever way means it is...

When I bought my Raptor last August, I had just gone to the dealer to test drive a F150 XLT FX4 ecoboost. We had a Titan Heavy Metal edition, only 3 years old, but were getting the new truck itch. The big truck sales going on egged me on to go test drive but after driving the 150 I wasn’t...

Did you test drive any other suv type vehicle? My wife bought a 2019 Nissan Murano Saturday. Traded our money pit 2008 BMW 335i. We test drove a x3 M40i first and it was really fun but we wanted to test drive a few more vehicles before deciding. Stopped by the Ford dealer but she didn’t like...

For those who do not know, we are in Freehold, NJ and are considering a dyno day exclusively for Raptors. Trying to gauge interest for anyone in the tri state area. Didn’t realize you were in Jersey! I am in Millsboro, Delaware! What is the cost to bring it up and have it tuned on the dyno...

I might be interested in this idea too. Don’t plan to use my ngauge anymore. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I forgot that the sct4 doesn’t have wifi like the BDX. I had the sct4 for my mustang. It was tuned on a dyno though so I never touched it again after the shop tuned my car, it just sat in the trunk. Will be connecting the BDX and checking for updates this week. Going to load the SCT tune back to...

I wrote above that I have the SCT and MPT tune. My SCT tune is on the BDX and I see you are offering your tune on the sct4. What is the difference, besides one is newer? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have had my 2018 Raptor since August. Just went past 11,000 miles on Thursday. I loaded the SCT 93 octane tune at 1000 miles and the MPT 93 PRX tune around 2000 miles. Both tunes feel the same power wise at full throttle but the MPT tune has touchier throttle response. I liked the MPT...

Oh, so you probably don’t have a tune on the ngauge yet. They look at your stock tune and build your tune off your truck’s strategy. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Is that the initial shipment? I mean did you order the ngauge but haven’t plugged it into your truck yet? When I received mine I found that you need to plug into your truck, download the stock file, load the file to your computer, and then email it to them. I think I also had to include any...

I guess I got lucky with mine. I have had it 4 months, loaded the MPT 93 prx tune around 1500 miles, have taken it on 3-4 400-500 mile round trip trips, and it rides like a Cadillac! Okay, maybe not that smoothly, but is very comfortable on road trips and around town so far. I set my tires at 35...

traded that for this My wife is a dermatologist not a plastic surgeon, so only allowed one nice vehicle at a time. [emoji16] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk