[fking1]

Livernois Engineering web-site advertises a programmer that adds 70 HP & TQ. Raises rev limit to 8500.
My Q is has anyone used this & results.
Sale for $499.
I believe this motor is strong enough to handle this with no issues.

 

[Goose17]

Livernois Engineering web-site advertises a programmer that adds 70 HP & TQ. Raises rev limit to 8500.
My Q is has anyone used this & results.
Sale for $499.
I believe this motor is strong enough to handle this with no issues.

Haven’t heard of them. I would feel better trusting my engine’s life with the well worn path of VMP or Lund.

 

[Toothless]

Haven’t heard of them. I would feel better trusting my engine’s life with the well worn path of VMP or Lund.

I do remember hearing and seeing the name Livernois back when I had my '05 GT, but I never used any of their products/services so I cannot speak to quality. But I do know they have been around a while, fifteen years at least.

 

[fking1]

I do remember hearing and seeing the name Livernois back when I had my '05 GT, but I never used any of their products/services so I cannot speak to quality. But I do know they have been around awhile, fifteen years at least.

Livernois Engineering is well known in the performance business, with all makes.
I have had performance work done on several of my cars.
Believe them to be reputible & live up to claims.

 

[mark989262]

They have been around a long time , do a lot of work for car manufacturers

 

[StangGang77]

The question would be whether your warranty would go to hell if something engine wise were to happen?

 

[Goose17]

The question would be whether your warranty would go to hell if something engine wise were to happen?

Yes it would. I have seen a couple of these engines let go on 2020s and ironically, both were low-mile and completely stock. On the flip side, there are others well north of 1000 rwhp that are showing no signs of weakness.

I wouldn’t want to be the guy that mods/tunes a new engine that had a manufacturing defect only to be left holding the bag when it’s discovered the engine was tuned. For those that plan to mechanically mod or tune their engines, I would recommend putting some good miles on it stock to make sure all is well first.