Just out of curiosity...
07-07-2008, 01:30 PM
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Just out of curiosity... Since i haven't seen any threads or feedback on it, what was the general consensus on the professional tuner school thing?
07-07-2008, 08:27 PM
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tunerschool grad here lol. I would say it is a pretty good course if you are just starting out. It will help you navigate pretty well through the hp tuners software. The only suggestion i would say is lower it from 800 and change to the 600 range. If you have the spare money for the hp tuners and the class then take it. If you do take the course definitely drive your car to class. You will want to tune as soon as you get out.
07-07-2008, 08:31 PM
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tunerschool grad here lol. I would say it is a pretty good course if you are just starting out. It will help you navigate pretty well through the hp tuners software. The only suggestion i would say is lower it from 800 and change to the 600 range. If you have the spare money for the hp tuners and the class then take it. If you do take the course definitely drive your car to class. You will want to tune as soon as you get out.
We are looking at 3 months to do the next one at RevXtreme for $600 each. Stay tuned for dates.
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tunerschool grad here lol. I would say it is a pretty good course if you are just starting out. It will help you navigate pretty well through the hp tuners software. The only suggestion i would say is lower it from 800 and change to the 600 range. If you have the spare money for the hp tuners and the class then take it. If you do take the course definitely drive your car to class. You will want to tune as soon as you get out.
07-19-2008, 08:22 PM
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Just to clarify, the RevXtreme class coming up at $600 is NOT affiliated with "The Tuneing School" which did teach the 1st one which I thought was made clear in this post.
All that attended & gave us feedback had nothing but good to say about "The Tuneing School" classes.....very well done by the instructors.
All that attended & gave us feedback had nothing but good to say about "The Tuneing School" classes.....very well done by the instructors.
