Livernois Tuning released

[txquailguy]

Guess it may have been helpful if I mentioned that the request was made on the 22nd.

Well mine was made on the 23rd....so there is always tomorrow....thanks for the info!

Update.....Papaw is now tuned! So Awesome! Thanks Livernois! More to come.....
We had snow last night so I can't get too silly just yet

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[txquailguy]

Ok, so I already loved everything about my Ranger...including driving it of course.....with my new Livernois performance tune installed all I can say is....hehehehe! I'm ready for the Subaru's around here...and there is lots of them going to get their collective feelings hurt!
SO AWESOME....

 

[AzScorpion]

Ok, so I already loved everything about my Ranger...including driving it of course.....with my new Livernois performance tune installed all I can say is....hehehehe! I'm ready for the Subaru's around here...and there is lots of them going to get their collective feelings hurt!
SO AWESOME....

This is a great tune, It really wakes the 2.3 up. Which tune did you end up flashing?

 

[GregM]

This is a great tune, It really wakes the 2.3 up. Which tune did you end up flashing?

Dave this tuning is catching my eye but don't know crap about it other than it picks things up a bit.
What is this soft shift, hard shift all about. Yes i'm being serious

 

[txquailguy]

This is a great tune, It really wakes the 2.3 up. Which tune did you end up flashing?

The Tune....lol
Same one you run

Makes my Gibson exhaust sing like I was hoping for!

 

[Frenchy]

Dave this tuning is catching my eye but don't know crap about it other than it picks things up a bit.
What is this soft shift, hard shift all about. Yes i'm being serious

The soft shift is the factory transmission shoft table. The performance shift will have less skip shift and can feel a little harsh at times. I myself have the tow tune and i believe it has a mix with the transmission tables but it does just fine after the learning process is complete.

 

[GregM]

The soft shift is the factory transmission shoft table. The performance shift will have less skip shift and can feel a little harsh at times. I myself have the tow tune and i believe it has a mix with the transmission tables but it does just fine after the learning process is complete.

How long for the learning process

 

[Frenchy]

How long for the learning process

Everyone may have a different result but i have noticed the 10 speed being the animal it is can take up to 2,000 miles to finish the main process. After that it just fine tunes for normal wear.

 

[FoD]

Ok, so I already loved everything about my Ranger...including driving it of course.....with my new Livernois performance tune installed all I can say is....hehehehe! I'm ready for the Subaru's around here...and there is lots of them going to get their collective feelings hurt!
SO AWESOME....

Better have The Dave @AzScorpion find you that discount code for the tuner neck brace ...

 

[GregM]

Everyone may have a different result but i have noticed the 10 speed being the animal it is can take up to 2,000 miles to finish the main process. After that it just fine tunes for normal wear.

Thanks Chris

 

[GregM]

Better have The Dave @AzScorpion find you that discount code for the tuner neck brace ...

Only if its dampened

 

[txquailguy]

Better have The Dave @AzScorpion find you that discount code for the tuner neck brace ...

He already gave me the code...and the one for the back brace too....lol

 

[AzScorpion]

Better have The Dave @AzScorpion find you that discount code for the tuner neck brace ...

Use code LAWYER for free shipping. ?

 

[AzScorpion]

Only if its dampened

Silly man....Of course it is! ?

 

[pbb_photo]

Running the 91-93 performance tune and while still early in the flash, I love it! Great to have tire size and speedo calibrated too and sure won’t miss the start stop.

Is it an automatic warranty void if I don’t flash it back to stock when I take to a dealer for service? I guess I could ask them. Just don’t want to have to flash it back and have it need to relearn every time.

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