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Builds are now in Trackhawk territory
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If you are worried about the warranty (as I was), why don't you go with 5 Star?
5 Star offers a warranty package. 5 years/60,000 miles is $500 and 6 years/100,000 miles is $1,000. I went with the 5/60 since I can't imagine the 6/100 being worth it for double the price.
Reading up on the F150 forums, the few that had to use 5 Star's warranty were very happy with the service.
5 Star offers a warranty package. 5 years/60,000 miles is $500 and 6 years/100,000 miles is $1,000. I went with the 5/60 since I can't imagine the 6/100 being worth it for double the price.
Reading up on the F150 forums, the few that had to use 5 Star's warranty were very happy with the service.
And second question: What horsepower/torque increases are promised on both versions (warranty / non warranty)?
I don't know if it's worth it spending $600 + for increasing it 25 horsepower safely.
I don't know if it's worth it spending $600 + for increasing it 25 horsepower safely.
Yngrshr I have a 2005 GTO and a 1968 GTO and love them both. 2005 will run rings around the 68. 05 not highly modified but when tuned right ran 1/4 at 113 MPH at 12.25. Taken a couple gold awards at the nationals with the 68. Taking the 05 to the national in July. I too enjoy driving my ST. Love it.
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I asked this question to 5 Star Tuning yesterday.
Apparently the only difference in a tune with a warranty purchase versus a tune without is this: "The only difference is we disable any user options so the custom tune can't be changed on your end to make sure everything stays within safety parameters. We recommend even without this feature that if you want something changed about the tune that you reach out to us so that we can revise your tunes!"
Basically, they just lock the tune - which I think is completely understandable.
Apparently the only difference in a tune with a warranty purchase versus a tune without is this: "The only difference is we disable any user options so the custom tune can't be changed on your end to make sure everything stays within safety parameters. We recommend even without this feature that if you want something changed about the tune that you reach out to us so that we can revise your tunes!"
Basically, they just lock the tune - which I think is completely understandable.
