I Need A Tune
10-15-2006, 07:21 PM
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I Need A Tune Listen, before I go into the details, I am not bashing or trying to **** anyone off, I just seriously need a tune and that is it!
My car was seen by a tuner in Florida back in February and the results weren't the best and I spent over $600 on two trips, so I am looking for someone that that charges an intial fee and if I have changes later I pay for dyno time.
My car surges, stalls and the AC is a hit or miss in traffic. I just recently had a new transmission installed and a new TC, so driving long distances has me a bit nervous.
I really would prefer someone using the latest tuning software. I am almost to the point were I am going to buy the software myself and attempt to do this myself.
I seriously need some help, thank you.
Micah
My car was seen by a tuner in Florida back in February and the results weren't the best and I spent over $600 on two trips, so I am looking for someone that that charges an intial fee and if I have changes later I pay for dyno time.
My car surges, stalls and the AC is a hit or miss in traffic. I just recently had a new transmission installed and a new TC, so driving long distances has me a bit nervous.
I really would prefer someone using the latest tuning software. I am almost to the point were I am going to buy the software myself and attempt to do this myself.
I seriously need some help, thank you.
Micah
10-15-2006, 07:57 PM
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Originally Posted by MICAH HERRON
I am almost to the point were I am going to buy the software myself and attempt to do this myself.
One way or the other tuning software/hardware is always going to be your best mod for the money...rather than you growing out of it the software grows with you
if you can put the time in to learn how to do it yourself its really your best bet.
10-15-2006, 08:14 PM
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Originally Posted by foff667
in all seriousness it might be time to do just this rather then spending $400+ on a new tune + $100/hr dyno time for every little mod you do afterwards.
One way or the other tuning software/hardware is always going to be your best mod for the money...rather than you growing out of it the software grows with you
if you can put the time in to learn how to do it yourself its really your best bet.
One way or the other tuning software/hardware is always going to be your best mod for the money...rather than you growing out of it the software grows with you
if you can put the time in to learn how to do it yourself its really your best bet.
10-15-2006, 08:45 PM
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Originally Posted by foff667
you might wanna find a tuner that will do some street tuning then at a minimum so they know what the issues your having are exactly.
I just hate to see people throwing good money at bad...been down that road already.
I just hate to see people throwing good money at bad...been down that road already.
