What Horsepower Levels are in Each Tune of the Edge Gas Evolution CTS3 Tuner # EP59YR?

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What are the power levels for each tune

asked by: Steve B

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Helpful Expert Reply:

I called my tech at Edge Performance, and he confirmed that the three different tunes that are on the Edge Gas Evolution CTS3 Performance Tuner # EP59YR include the following increased horsepower levels:

1. 15 hp
2. 18 hp
3. 23 hp

The CTS3 is confirmed to fit your 2006 Mustang with a 4.0L V6.

expert reply by: Bob C

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