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No one likes to lose. A loss hangs over a team like an ominous cloud, blocking out the bright spots and bringing everyone down until a team wins again. The Texas Longhorns, under first-year head coach Steve Sarkisian, are in the middle of a four-game losing streak and just turned in a lackluster performance against the Iowa State Cyclones.

What will it take for the Longhorns to be "back"? Can Sarkisian utilize the knowledge gathered during his time in Tuscaloosa to revive the proud Texas program and turn them into national contenders? Texas defensive line coach Bo Davis knows what it takes to win, he's got three national championship wins while serving as an assistant under Nick Saban at LSU and Alabama. Davis was a member of Saban's original coaching staff at Alabama in , he was a part of the roster turnover and implementation of Saban's winning culture on the Crimson Tide program.

Following the lackluster performance against the Cyclones, the fourth Big 12 loss in a row, Davis can be heard berating the Texas football team, not only for its poor performance, but for laughing and joking on the bus after. The defensive line coach can be heard passionately pleading to his players to be more invested and committed to the success of the program.

Ok guys with this being my first Mustang I want to get your feedback on this. After getting some of the basic bolt-ons exhaust, CAI, throttle body spacer, etc I know they are known for there massive gains but in the long run will it still be safe to run a 93 octane tune from them? I don't know much about the tuning world so please give me as much info as possible. I plan on doing FBO first before going Forced induction so I would like to get your feed back on this.

I will be definitely doing a dyno tune for forced induction so Bama tunes will be temporary for about a year. Thanks everyone. Barrel Hoonigan. Only had CAI and catback. But then it was 40k miles of smooth sailing. I'll have their tune on my as well. Already ordered. Kbreese Well-Known Member.

You'll see a lot of mixed reviews on them. From all I've read sean AED is a solid choice. Hes actually refused to tune some cars datalogged with AM tunes because of suspected damage already done. I've heard on multiple occasions they're the best of the best. I'll be having then dyno tune mine specific to my mods once I get to that point. Mangrove Mafia said:. Lund, Brian they're honestly one of the best tuning companies out there. We have a mustang dyno in house, let me know when you want to dyno your car and Ill work something out with you, we are closer than palm beach.

We also do custom tuning with Diablosport. Come by the shop one day and check us out. AdrianMAK said:. Revolution Auto is offering remote tuning now as well. They have a lot of impressive cars on the road. For whatever it's worth I heard Lund racing tunes for max power with no regard to a safe or reliable tune.

There is a local tuner here with a great reputation, Dan Carlson Realspeed automotive who went to dyno tune an AED remotely tuned car, and said the tune was already perfect so there wasn't really anything more he could do with it.

Definitely hasn't been the case when he has dyno tuned over other tunes such as Bama Bama Performance writes safe and reliable tunes that are going to be as powerful and perform as fast as any other tune on the market.