1BadMoFo

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I'm about to start my install of MTI Stage 2E heads, G1 cam, and quite a few other bolt ons...A friend of mine said that there are some dyno tune shops that will re-tune for any future mods, but of course you pay a bit more up front.

I guess, can any of you confirm that, because I'll be addint Nitrous next winter I'm sure, and would love to be able to save money on a re-tune...I live in Michigan, but am willing to drive a good 400 or 500 miles for a good tune.

Mike K.

dude APE is around the corner for you, they can tune you up good.

HOSS99

I second that..Go check out APE. Site Sponsor ------>

1BadMoFo

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yeah, I know Geli and I've been to their shop...I guess I'm looking for the shop (if it exists) where you only pay for the tune once, and they will do re-tunes as you add more mods...

probably doesn't exist, but someone on the boards said it did.

W2WSS

wheel to wheel and livernois are available in the area

HOSS99

I don't think APE has a lifetime tuning program, but I do know they charge less for the second tune than the initial tune.

FULTILT

Hey, pm or call me soon, I've been talking to a relatively unknown (but not new to the LS1-LS6 motors) shop who I may be going with for my h/c package, they use 2 different tuners, I'll give ya all the details. By the way, their engines have been in 2 recent magazine articles.

1BadMoFo

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Fultilt, will do man.

Wheel to wheel, I don't know alot about them, but will do some digging.

Mike K.

if you have a laptop you could always get hp tuners for the same price as a dynotune and tune away forever

Ru2n00n3er

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I've been told before that Speed Inc. has discounted tuning when you go back. I tried emailing them, but never got a reply. Actually they've lost business from me because I've called them multiple times, sent multiple emails to find out things and I've never been contacted back. I'm wanting to get a tune after bolt-ons, and then possibly later again next year with a cam, so if I could find a place to give cheaper 2nd rates I'd like it.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but a Mustang Dyno will give you different numbers than a Dynojet dyno correct?

Chris@AP-Engineering

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How are you HOSS??

BTW, we charge $535 for the tune, and depending on what you change the retunes can vary.

Thanks

1BadMoFo

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Chris, good to see you online, I'll probably make it up there for my tune soon...and for what it's worth, if I do need a new tune by the end of summer it'll be because I added a nitrous set up.