Risk to warranty? Is the trinity popular for the 2015 SHO?

[bodangly]

So I am picking up my 2015 Ford Taurus SHO this Saturday. I was wondering what the risk is to my vehicle, and to my manufacturer warranty if I use this or the inTune. Is it easy to restore it to stock before I bring my car to the dealer, and will they be able to tell? Can I get some good honest information on what the risks are and what to avoid? I would probably just use whatever is preprogrammed for 93 octane fuel. Are the advertised gains of +70HP accurate?

Thanks!

[mikel]

The risks are minimal.
if you follow instructions and pay attention, it will be fine

The motor can handle quite a bit more power, believe it or not this tune is still conservative

[maansman]

No issues....been using tunes on many cars for years with never an issue...just return it to stock when you go to service so they don't overwrite your tune.....

This car with the tune is just an animal. It's unreal how restrictive these cars come from the factory.....the difference vs. stock is soooooo obvious....just the pull when you step on the gas is nuts....everything in my passenger visor flew out! lol.

-Mark

[imissnumber3]

Did you buy one yet? FYI. I bought the Trinity for my 2015 SHO.

Bone stock:
93 octane
0-60 5.6 secs
1/4 mile 14.3 @ 96MPH

Trinity installed, Air cleaner out, Exhaust leak created between flex pipe flanges and exhaust pipes (3) mm spacers.
93 octane
0-60 4.9 secs
1/4 mile 12.9 @ 105MPH

[mikel]

hot dang, gotta love AWD for some good solid 0-60 improvements