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Thanks EECTuning.org!

Post by goshen17 » Wed May 04, 2011 7:11 pm

Over the last couple years, I've learned alot in building and tuning my turbo'd mustang. My goal was to build a very streetable 10 sec car. I knew absolutely nothing about tuning (and not a lot about cars really) when I began, but found the tuning part of this project to be the most rewarding. I've been working less and less on the car and actually driving it more. Runs on E85 or 93 octane, drives like stock, and got my 10 sec pass a couple weeks ago.

Without this site, there is no way I could have developed the tune allowing me to reach my goals with this project. Just wanted to say thanks to everyone that takes the time to share their knowledge on here and help others out. There are many that do that here, but especially wanted to thank cgrey8, cougar50, and decipha. Several of your posts have pointed me in the right direction along the way. :thumbup:
87 Mustang GT - R331, GUFB, 80-lb inj, PMAS maf, T78 turbo, AOD, 3,200 stall, E85/93, LC-1, TwEECer RT, BE2009/EA
89 Mustang GT -Explorer 302, CBAZA, TFS1 cam, 2005+ slot MAF, 4r70w, 2,800 stall, LC-1

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Re: Thanks EECTuning.org!

Post by cgrey8 » Wed May 04, 2011 8:36 pm

It's rewarding to know that people CAN come here knowing very little and with some perseverance, research, and direct help, get the results they are looking for. That's what community based support is all about.
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Re: Thanks EECTuning.org!

Post by decipha » Thu May 05, 2011 6:09 pm

what he said^^

glad we could help out, thats what this forum is all about

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Re: Thanks EECTuning.org!

Post by EDS50 » Fri May 06, 2011 11:12 am

What both of ^^ them said as well.
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Re: Thanks EECTuning.org!

Post by craiggroombridge » Sat May 07, 2011 4:07 pm

I too thank the people here All I can say is thanks. I've spread the word about this sight and all have helped me with my eec and soon it will run and run strong.

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Still working on the efi............

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