35thss2

Who does custom tuning for HP Tuners

and what are their prices.

Thank You.

jimmyblue

iTrader: (11)

HPTuners lets anybody do custom tuning, themselves.
My price, local, would be a couple of 12-packs of Corona
and 4 limes. But you gets what you pays for, there

35thss2

let me rephrase that

who does custom email tuning if you have the hp tuners software

Deeavi

iTrader: (16)

I have been trying to get in touch with e-tune (e-tune.net) but can get no answer, when I call the number on his web page. He was running a May Special for $200. You just email your .bin file and he would program it and offer two free tunes for thirty days! Sounded pretty good, but I have not been able to contact him? Go Figure!

Team ZR-1

IMHO stay away from the e-tune that is really that MMS that went belly up for all the engines they fragged and he is using another business name.

jimmyblue

iTrader: (11)

I think you'd be best off working with a local
tuner, if you have your own software, just to
get somebody who's got the tools (dyno &
wideband) and experience; maybe they will
cut you a break on a slow afternoon, on shop
rates etc. and you won't have to tolerate a
slow, sloppy correction process. The HPTuners
software is not going to be hard to pick up
quick, and you can be the one driving it - but
experience in what to tune first, and when to
move onto the next thing, is worth renting if
you don't have a good idea (and next time, you
will, investing in education basically).

dvandentop

iTrader: (1)

i would think if someone does enought studying and asking lots of questions from board members you could possibly tune yourself.

just dont go too crazy on everything ASAP

I am sure the basics are sorta simple but who knows

Y2KZX12R

Well, i'm about to go down that long and dirty road. I'm going to familiarize myself with the HP Tuners software and then put the blower on.

It would be nice if there were a place on this board for people to post thier mods and .bin files.