Tuning in NC

Rather old thread (listed below). I’m wondering, if after a few years, has anyone changed their opinion, or their tune.

I’m about to schedule an appointment with Dan at Pro-Dyno, but I notice a lot of people really pushing for Lund.

What do you guys think NOW after a few years?

2014 5.0 - ProDyno vs. Lund Remote?

https://www.svtperformance.com/threads/tuning-in-nc.902127/

Remote or in person. I’ll take my car to pro Dyno for a personal tune

I vote Lund. Pro Dyno blew up my GT500 running a basic setup and destroyed another friends S550. Lund has now tuned 4 of my cars with no issues. Im not here to spread lies or drama, so don't think im trying to come off rude. Just my experiences

boduke0220 said:

Pro Dyno blew up my GT500 running a basic setup and destroyed another friends S550

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Wow! That's a really powerful negative comment to consider. I had all but decided on his services. Can you provide any details on what manner the engine(s) were blown up? How do you know it was the tune that caused this?

I'm not doubting your experience, just trying to understand, so I can wrap my head around this.

crjackson2134 said:

Wow! That's a really powerful negative comment to consider. I had all but decided on his services. Can you provide any details on what manner the engine(s) were blown up? How do you know it was the tune that caused this?

I'm not doubting your experience, just trying to understand, so I can wrap my head around this.

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well I can’t say for certain his tune caused the failure, I bought the car with his tune on it. I bought it from an older guy who couldn’t even push in the clutch pedal due to a bad knee so I know he didn’t beat the car hard. It may have been something else but for a bone stock car ( well had an intake and tune, basically stock) to blow up, something bad would’ve had to happen. I’ve had 4 cars tuned by Lund, the most powerful being my 850rwhp S550 which made that on the stock motor for 2 years. They’ve never done me wrong!

Do you know what specifically broke on the engine?

Yes, the rings. It technically did not blow up, but it was using roughly 1-1.5 quarts of oil every 1000 miles or so