Daniel brought in his 2016 SV6 VF equipped with a full exhaust and a VCM OTR intake . However, the car had been experiencing power loss, stalling, and hunting issues . After a thorough inspection, we discovered the OTR intake wasn't seated correctly due to an inner lip slipping off—a common problem when these intakes aren’t installed professionally. The Fix: To get Daniel's SV6 back in top form, we: Reinstalled the VCM OTR intake with proper fitment. Installed a purge to

At RevHigh , we see all kinds of vehicles with tuning issues, but this 2018 Mustang came in with one of the worst cases we’ve seen. The owner was experiencing bucking, stalling, and an overall rough driving experience . After diving into the ECU, the problem became clear—the car had been tuned at home using a clone tool , resulting in a flash-and-go mess that completely ignored how modern quad-cam VVT engines function. The Dangers of a Bad Tune Many people don’t realize how