dyno tune or handheld. basic bolt ons.
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dyno tune or handheld. basic bolt ons.
I am doing basic bolt ons for now. catback, lid, p&p tb. With headers and a came atleast in the distant future. Should I get a dyno tune or just go with a handheld for now. I need to lower my fan temp and delete the rear o2's.
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Hand held. A dyno tune is not necessary at this point & waiting later to dyno tune depends on how much you plan to modify the car in the future. If you plan on going cam-heads-intake, or forced induction (or both), then I would save your money & dyno tune then. How many times you want to tune your car is up to you, & the size of your wallet. I guess I'm a cheap old man.
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I'd go for Dyno, that's what I did before I even did Headers, while it's a pain getting a re-tune due to my work schedule it'll only be $100. ($300 initial dyno tune) It was worth knowing what my numbers were and having a tune specifically for my car.
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As it turns out I found a good deal on some headers, so Im going full exhaust really soon and I found a dyno tune for pretty cheap so I think I am gonna go that way.