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Old Aug 3, 2005 | 07:10 PM
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my buddy with a pullied 03 cobra should probably drop his car off at one...

is there anybody local?
Old Aug 3, 2005 | 08:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Matt 5.9
my buddy with a pullied 03 cobra should probably drop his car off at one...

is there anybody local?
Try the dyno place you dynoed your jeep at, I just don't know how accurate/reliable they are. Anyone tuned there before?
Old Aug 3, 2005 | 09:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Matt 5.9
my buddy with a pullied 03 cobra should probably drop his car off at one...

is there anybody local?

If all it has is a pulley, he should just contact someone that sells either SCT or Diablo (Predator). I went with the Diablo on my car and the good thing is every time I make a change to my set-up, I just email the my tuner and he emails back a file to download into the car. BTW, to answer your question. Tell him to contact James Parker at www.rwtd.com. Also, there phone number is (251)479-9451.


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Old Aug 4, 2005 | 06:53 AM
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Originally Posted by gwHype
Try the dyno place you dynoed your jeep at, I just don't know how accurate/reliable they are. Anyone tuned there before?
agreed, Jarl is familiar with pretty much every system/piggyback out there.
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Originally Posted by Matt 5.9
my buddy with a pullied 03 cobra should probably drop his car off at one...

is there anybody local?
I thought it ran pretty well, I didn't see the AF plot, but it was around mid/low 12's when he first gunned it, then went around 11.7ish to redline(on the screen readout).. looked pretty good to me..
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Use a flash tuner like Steve said. Diablo Predators seem to be the most popular.
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Originally Posted by D1g1tal V3n0m
Use a flash tuner like Steve said. Diablo Predators seem to be the most popular.

Diablo = BLOWS,the tunes are usually lean as crap which will blow your car up , SCT is the only way to go , and the only tuner that I can recommend myself is Tim Barth at ModularPowerhouse.com ........in Alpharetta GA ......he is the best bar none in the country in my opinion .....best customer service you will find anywhere , call him and tell him what the cobras got done to it so he can get you a good tune , tell him Willie in Bedford VA told you to call him ......he might give you a discount .......they have a great forum with a bunch of helpful guys on there too......here is some reading material if you have a minute .......

http://modularpowerhouse.com/accolad...8870b7e0ae834a
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Originally Posted by GaRn
I thought it ran pretty well, I didn't see the AF plot, but it was around mid/low 12's when he first gunned it, then went around 11.7ish to redline(on the screen readout).. looked pretty good to me..

Mid 12s is too lean on a 03 cobra ......needs to be flatlined about 11.8
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Some of the best Ford tuners in the country are in the 757..... Brent Hughes at DTP and Ed Clark. Also go with SCT software.

And here's a link to some of his work just b/c 2002blgt posted a link as well

http://musclemustangfastfords.com/ev...ot/index1.html

(the 2nd car down)

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Originally Posted by 2002BLGT
Mid 12s is too lean on a 03 cobra ......needs to be flatlined about 11.8
yea, not really too lean, just borderline, too risky.. Like I posted, it was around there when he first gunned it, then riched up to around 11.7, which is pretty damn safe imo.

I guess look at the AF plot..

Oh yea, usually widebands on dyno's, stuck in the tailpipe are around .5 too lean..

I would say he is safe.



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