To Goosetune or Not

[netgru]

Hey y’all - seeking some education. What does goosetuning actually do - what are the gains vs stock (gen3) - and does it completely screw up your factory/extended warranty? Thanks

 

[Nex]

Tons of threads on this topic. Use the search function.

 

[thatJeepguy]

I notice The new guys on this forum really don’t want to do any work/ research… Not only is there multiple threads but theres Goose’s website with videos , also google .

 

[Nex]

And a YouTube channel.

 

[GordoJay]

I notice The new guys on this forum really don’t want to do any work/ research… Not only is there multiple threads but theres Goose’s website with videos , also google .

Hey, if someone is dumb enough to work for me and all I have to do is ask ... why not? But how much do you trust people dumb enough to do that? Catch-22

 

[netgru]

LMAO. Cute responses goose videos show dyno testing - not detail on what’s done. Goose website lists pricing but lacks detail on what’s actually done. Neither lists impact to warranty.

I did do a search for Goose here - what was returned did not get into the detail
I’m asking about.

You may be on with believing marketing hype and hoping for good results - I like to dig a bit deeper.

Thanks for playing.

 

[thatJeepguy]

Hey, if someone is dumb enough to work for me and all I have to do is ask ... why not? But how much do you trust people dumb enough to do that? Catch-22

Ya got me there partner…

 

[goblues38]

Hey y’all - seeking some education. What does goosetuning actually do - what are the gains vs stock (gen3) - and does it completely screw up your factory/extended warranty? Thanks

It actually changes parameters like air fuel mixture and timing to increase boost an up. 100 hp gains

The reason you can gain 100hp with a tune is because ford defines the motor for longevity. Operate anything at 75% capacity and it will last longer then running at 100%

Will it void warranty. Maybe. But you have to go in with the knowledge that if ford wants to, the can and will void your warranty. That is a risk YOU have to take.