Tuning Your Car | Most Important Mod!

The Most Important Affordable Beginner Mod, that is basically MANDATORY if you intend to get into the modding and aftermarket world. I do not cover Dyno-tuning in this video, as that is not something I have personal experience with, and I'm not someone who talks outside of personal experience. This video covers Email tuning only, but does it from beginning to end. From finding the right tuner, getting it on the device, and finally putting the tune on your vehicle. For this video, I use my Mustang GT to demonstrate this process.

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Music Used
Dipcrusher - Something New

[BladedAngel]

*Time stamps since this is a longer video:*
Finding/Researching for Professional Tuners: 0:27
Getting a Tune: 2:00
Loading the Tune onto your device: 5:12
Loading the Tune onto your car: 6:56
Warnings about Warranty or Used Tuners: 9:40

Happy Tuning!

Also the girl on my desktop is Elesis from Elsword.

[pauljr.harrington]

the drag race at the end...your Mustang did the impossible: Beat a Camaro (or remain close to one) without spinning into a ditch or into an entire middle school of people.

[casperko]

Basically:
1. Apply mods
2. Find tuning company
3. Enter car specs
4. Buy phone thingy
5. Download tuning software
6. Download tune
7. Connect phone thingy to PC
8. Move the tune or something
9. Disconnect phone thingy
10. Plug phone to car
11. Turn on car but not all the way
12. Put tune

[jpardoa]

Ｉｒｏｎｉｃ how it's illegal in California, but it's a tune for a California Special

[smithoe]

Watching during an English test lol, this is more important!!!

[nightjrdd]

Tuning is very important, especially with upgraded ignition. If you upgrade your injector size, never drive it, always have it towed to a tuner shop, or at the very least load a basemap and drive to the nearest tuner, long as if its short distance. Otherwise youre looking at a hydrolocked engine and that is no fun

[BlackCatRedScarf]

Remapping and reprogramming the OEM ECU is pretty nice, especially because these ECU usually reacts better than most aftermarket/custom programmable ECU or ECU with a improper piggyback device and got plenty of diagnosis tools to keep your vehicle running perfectly and smoothly.

That's the best option for people that like cars, but really don't have the time, money nor knowledge to troubleshoot and tune the engine.

Actually, that's what I usually recommend to people with expensive cars or cars that you need to run reliably... and there isn't any shame about it, because a lot of people like cars aren't a big fan of getting the hands dirty or going into the "mathematical & scientific nerdy zone" of fine tuning.

But some engines already reach their limits (especially smaller ones) or got technical limitations in the ECU (example: not being able to read positive pressure in the intake manifold, which will result in lean mixture)...

That's when you should try the DYI solutions and try to learn how to tune and engine and adjust all the variables by your own self!

That's a skill required for people that likes to tune carburators too.

I wouldn't call it necessarily the next level, because some professional remappings already reach the engine full potential and... It isn't reasonable go to DYI solutions. Hehehe

[Sabbah]

5:16 Ah, I see you're a man of culture as well

[AdamAve]

Thank you so much for all of that info! Sadly just been modifying my cars for only 3 years now and haven’t really gotten to the tuning part yet cuz I had no idea what to do with the ecu. This definitely clears up any issues I have thought of.

[FuzPlays]

I'm in collage and I bought a Nissan 350z and everyone at my university thinks that I paid a crap ton of money for it. "they are not car guys" but I have to say it is amazing!

[Kev_Rema]

8:30 ah the good old Ford "doodle-oo" reminding you to buckle up

[isaiahharris]

A tune was the first thing I got for my 2011. it made a world of difference. Not so much in power, but in day to day drivability, especially  with modern drive by wire throttles an their horrible lag. It just makes the car more fun to drive. Plus the diagnostic abilities pay for them self lol

[RavielFlintlock]

Just bought a a Honda s2k so thanks for this video

[mirocicici]

Just bought myself a Civic and going you doing a lot of work on it. between the required work that I will be doing and the upgrades I just want to have done these videos are extremely helpful keep up the good work man

[syrusmarks]

I think I found my life calling. I'm just a quick lube tech, trying to get my ASE certs... modding and stuff is interesting. Thanks Franklin... you may have made a new enthusist

[nurwhal_]

Once both you and Omni “finally finish” modding your cars, a drag race would be nice

[MoaRReloads]

I used to work at the bk in the second clip 😂
Anyways, I've thought about tuning my Charger but was always turned off by the price being high for this kid just out of high school

[kazmix]

This is the most good car channel which has no bullshit

[gavinmendiola]

Off the car talk for a second...the games on your pc are heat😎🔥

[ArbaazKhan-egqc]

I dont know a single shit in this vid but i like it :D