re: Spinoff thread. Anyone use a tuner on an Ecoboost?

I got a free Hypertech when I bought my truck, but if it were my money, I wouldn't buy anything that didn't come with a unit with selectable gauges. Now I've got to also spring for a Scanguage in addition to this junky Hypertech

Just ordered my tuner. Went with an SCT from Stang Hi Performance. I decided on them because they are local and actually write the tunes for SCT. He downloaded my current tune and asked several questions about the truck, how I drive, what grade of fuel I use, ect. This will be a custom tune and with the intake I just installed should get me 100hp/150ftlb. He will also redo the tune if I want to change anything in the next year for free and will swap It for any other truck at anytime for $50-$75 depending on how much he needs to change for the new truck (this one is 6 months old so I have no plans on a new one for quite a while). He claimed I should also see marginal mpg increases, although I'm not terribly worried about that part. I'll update this thread tomorrow or Friday when it's done and over the next few months with updates.

Update #1
Installed the tune Friday morning. Throttle response is night and day over stock and this SOB is FAST. It's making a lot more power and shifts much better as long as it's not to the floor. MPG is the same but I have been having a little fun with it so I expect to see that go up a little after I settle down and drive normal again. Overall I'm happy so far. If You are in the Baton Rouge area I would suggest going talk to Cody at Stang hi performance about the preloaded tuners compared to what he does. He convinced me that a tune specific to my truck is much better than one off the shelf and I can drive up to his shop if something were to go wrong.