CranMaro99

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I want to get a tune for my car, mods in sig. I was going to save up and do a dyno tune, but that is mainly for getting the max out of your car at WOT, I believe. What do I have to do to get a street tune for daily driving?

The car has long tubes, and I believe it really needs a tune.

Thanks

sroach20

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just get a mail order unless you want your car to be all it could be.

SweeTbone

iTrader: (8)

With those mods, you're fine on the stock tune for daily driving. Are you done with the mods? No cam or Heads/Cam? If yes you are done, drive on the stock tune till you can coin up for the dyno tune and be done.

ssgunny

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I agree. Unless you know someone who has an older version of HP tuners for your year of fbody. A part throttle tune takes about 60 to 90 minutes of driving and adjusting. This would get your fuel trims where they need to be and better gas mileage and idling. I got mine because I went to larger MAF and that set off the SES light. I also got a few codes shut off for future upgrades along with CAGS and torque management disabled and it was all done at a great price.

Too many if's so you are fine for now so save the cash and follow SweeTbone's advice.

12secSS

iTrader: (30)

If you can find someone in your area that does street tunes, do it! Your driveability will be much improved over stock. Most street tuners will charge anywhere from $200-$400 depending where you live and if they use a wideband to fine tune your part throttle fueling.