Best place for tune at this point??
07-14-2006, 01:44 PM
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Best place for tune at this point?? I want to give my car a tune because after the 4,10s my miles are crankin by, and boy does it ever rev the 2-3 shift. But at this point I only have mods in sig, so I dont need a very deep tune. Whats my best bet to get it tuned cheap??
07-14-2006, 01:47 PM
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Originally Posted by LS1Silverado05
I want to give my car a tune because after the 4,10s my miles are crankin by, and boy does it ever rev the 2-3 shift. But at this point I only have mods in sig, so I dont need a very deep tune. Whats my best bet to get it tuned cheap??
You probably could pick up a used Hypertech programmer for not all that much money and that would be allow you to make the changes you need. No need for a dyno tune at this stage of the game.
07-14-2006, 02:19 PM
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You probably could pick up a used Hypertech programmer for not all that much money and that would be allow you to make the changes you need. No need for a dyno tune at this stage of the game.
A mail order tune will be cheaper and better than any hypertech nonsense, plus it can actually gain you power.
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Originally Posted by infinitebird
Wrong answer.
A mail order tune will be cheaper and better than any hypertech nonsense, plus it can actually gain you power.
A mail order tune will be cheaper and better than any hypertech nonsense, plus it can actually gain you power.
Trust me... I am not a big fan of the Hypertech, but back in the day when my car had the basic bolt ons, I did notice an improvement in performance.