Some Good Tuner History
 

Written by Tony Wildman

http://powerstrokenation.com/forums/...0&postcount=62

DISCUSS :-innocent

I always liked Tony. He's a good guy.

Hey go fix that 5.4! Sorry, just read it.

I'm running PHP right now, but I might try to pick up an extra chip to try TW. Just for grins...

These pizzing matches surely can get tiring. That's why I stay over here. I have met a few of the posters over at PSN, and I realize that Jody spends more time there than here. I know that Diane is the DP poster here 99% of the time, but I like it here much better. I see no reason for the animosity they have sometimes over at PSN.

I posted the link for the info of our most popular Tuner's historys. Not to bash PSN.

Just to be clear.

No no... I wasn't trying to say you were. I was looking at what Tony was saying and projecting what some of my limited experience over there and reading what goes on sometimes. I see a little more animosity and shenanigans going on over there than here that's all.

I know, I know. And what do you know anyways, Mr. I'm tuned by DP-Tuner}>:-missingt:-duel1

Exactly. ;)

ROFLMAO Jason!!!! :-innocent

I think Tony said it best- you absolutely can not say that DP, TW, PHP, Swamp's, or anybody else is better than the others unless you've logged a lot of time with all of them. I would venture to guess that less than 5% of the guys running a tuned PSD have done that. I'm sure Jody has his strong points in tuning, as do all the other guys. I really think that people need to step away from the computer and just go drive their damn trucks and quit bitching at eachother through the screen.

I wished I had the money for all of them, have the best of all worlds. Just happy to have a real chip, Its that simple. Informative info there..

Good read there.

Hats off to Tony on that one..

Jody spends Zero time on any forum we are sponsors on.


Everyone has gotten their "start" from someone who was in this business before them.

Even for those few who have actually spent adequate time on each of the popular tuned chips, it still boils down to a lot of personal preference, which would still make it very hard to say that X is the best, and Y is the worst. Perhaps those points could be argued over specific details like shift patterns... but again, only to the degree of the individual's personal goals, values, perception, experience, knowledge, etc.