After being in the tuning community for several years both as a tuner and helping others get started, I’ve noticed that everyone new to tuning has the same hangups. ACCURATE information is hard to find, the software is oftentimes difficult to use even when you do have what you think are the right settings.

For these reasons, I got together with some experienced guys in the tuning community and came up with tunexchange. tunexchange allows anyone to upload “templates” which contain specific settings that you can load directly into your tune such as injector settings, MAF, aggressive spark and fueling to name just a few. The templates work directly with BinaryEditor (which is a free download) to allow you to load and compare setting changes. Every template can be commented on so that you know what other people thought about the template.

Please check out the site and video screencast to show you how it works. I’m looking forward to seeing the self-tuning community grow further! Drop me a line and let me know what you think.

Site: http://tunexchange.mustang-tech.org
Video Screencast: http://tunexchange.mustang-tech.org/index/welcome

Been noticing that my mounts are awfully loose lately - the tranny mount is tore and the passenger side looked a big ragged as well. I bought some Energy Suspension mounts and started on them tonite - got the driver’s side in but broke a socket - the bolts holding the original mounts to the block were rusted tight.

Had a great time at the Cajun Sport Nationals today at No Problem Raceway. It’s fun seeing the “big boys” working on their cars. Here are some pictures.

I give to you Tristan Dunn, elite programmer and all around good guy…