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      03-01-2018, 11:05 AM   #89
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I researched all the tuning platforms before making my MHD purchase. I went with MHD because of its very active support, excellent cell phone app interface, and cost-to-benefit ratio. Couldn't say that about the other platforms, especially Cobb on that last one.

The fact you're digging up such an old thread is proof enough it's not a very active platform anymore.
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I researched all the tuning platforms before making my MHD purchase. I went with MHD because of its very active support, excellent cell phone app interface, and cost-to-benefit ratio. Couldn't say that about the other platforms, especially Cobb on that last one.

The fact you're digging up such an old thread is proof enough it's not a very active platform anymore.
I hear you for sure. I had my mind made up to finally ditch my JB4 and go MHD. Then my buddy got my ear about doing a protune for me, so it has me questioning things.
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I hear you for sure. I had my mind made up to finally ditch my JB4 and go MHD. Then my buddy got my ear about doing a protune for me, so it has me questioning things.
If you already have the JB4 just do an MHD backend flash for the best of both worlds. I've seen nothing but good things posted from people who've done that.
Plus, beyond maybe some minor tweaks on your specific car, I would doubt a protune would find much more power, or be worth the trouble on stock turbos. This is coming from someone who hasn't bothered to get a Twisted protune done and is lightly modded though, so take my advice for what's it's worth.
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