tune worth the $$$?
10-12-2005, 09:25 PM
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well im not planning on doing more mods that would require another tune and i have no idea how to tune myself
basically what i was wondering is if the gains i will recieve will be worth it
basically what i was wondering is if the gains i will recieve will be worth it
10-12-2005, 09:27 PM
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do you think any of us knew how to tune before we got the program/hardware itself? As far as it being worth the money it all depends on the final tune i guess...personally I waited until I did heads/cam to get mine tuned and then invested in the software to tune it myself since I felt my dynotune was below par.
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10-12-2005, 09:44 PM
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well like i said im not gonna do heads/cam or anything else
$300 < $500 for hp tuners plus all the time it would take for me to learn enough for a decent tune
$300 < $500 for hp tuners plus all the time it would take for me to learn enough for a decent tune
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10-13-2005, 01:27 AM
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Well if ur wanting to maximize the setup you have now then ya get it tuned. You might pick up 10-20rw depending. If you plan on a few more bolt-ons in the future like LS6 intake, etc etc then wait
Plus its just nice knowing what'll put down on the dyno (even though #'s arent everything)
Plus its just nice knowing what'll put down on the dyno (even though #'s arent everything)
10-13-2005, 02:03 AM
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Buy your own tune/scan tools, learn to do it yourself, you'll never regret it, even if you're not adding mods.
You have LT's, you can get a few extra hp just from tuning.
You have LT's, you can get a few extra hp just from tuning.