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Originally Posted by Rahul718 I would say absolutely. No 2 motors are the same, even off the same assembly line. Your dyno tune was made for your old engine. It
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Could it potentially mess anything up severely if I were to take some time off before taking it back to get it tuned? By that, I mean driving around before headed to the shop? Reason I ask is because funds are pretty low after getting a new motor.
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