Any HP Tuners gurus around Tucson??
10-25-2011, 01:14 PM
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Any HP Tuners gurus around Tucson?? Working on a speed density tune on a normally aspirated but modified LS6 in a 240z. Only those very familiar with HP Tuners and LS engines please. Happy to pay for good advice.
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10-26-2011, 01:43 AM
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10-26-2011, 10:32 PM
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10-31-2011, 07:58 PM
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There is also a guy named Evan Stone in Rita Ranch. He does mostly imports but he also has tuned LS engines, too. He knows HP Tuners well and made some minor adjustments for me so I wouldn't have to go all the way to Phoenix. Look up "ES Tuned" on facebook.
11-02-2011, 04:17 PM
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I dynoed my car there in June, nice shop and a nice group of guys to work with. I will definitely be back there in the future but this time around I'm working with Nic D since he lives and breathes LS engines.
11-02-2011, 09:54 PM
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Yeah Nic is the man when it comes to LS engines, but he doesn't tune full time, and can be a little hard to reach. Seems like calling AZ Dynochip is the easiest way to get on his schedule. Nic did the primary tune on my car after H/C/I and it ran great.
Later I got a high stall TC installed and Nic wasn't available for a couple weekends. The lockup engagement at low RPMs was driving me nuts. I called Evan and he fixed it up in a few minutes. Paying the $100 for a second license fee was worth not driving to Phoenix, 5 hours of my time, gas, etc.
Evan mentioned another guy in Phoenix that is supposedly a good LS tuner, can't remember his name but I think he's a USBP or Customs agent and tunes part-time. Anyways, I have nothing but good to say about both guys. I am glad there is someone in Tucson though. Also glad I'm on both licenses.
Later I got a high stall TC installed and Nic wasn't available for a couple weekends. The lockup engagement at low RPMs was driving me nuts. I called Evan and he fixed it up in a few minutes. Paying the $100 for a second license fee was worth not driving to Phoenix, 5 hours of my time, gas, etc.
Evan mentioned another guy in Phoenix that is supposedly a good LS tuner, can't remember his name but I think he's a USBP or Customs agent and tunes part-time. Anyways, I have nothing but good to say about both guys. I am glad there is someone in Tucson though. Also glad I'm on both licenses.
11-03-2011, 04:35 PM
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Yeah Nic is the man when it comes to LS engines, but he doesn't tune full time, and can be a little hard to reach. Seems like calling AZ Dynochip is the easiest way to get on his schedule. Nic did the primary tune on my car after H/C/I and it ran great.
Later I got a high stall TC installed and Nic wasn't available for a couple weekends. The lockup engagement at low RPMs was driving me nuts. I called Evan and he fixed it up in a few minutes. Paying the $100 for a second license fee was worth not driving to Phoenix, 5 hours of my time, gas, etc.
Evan mentioned another guy in Phoenix that is supposedly a good LS tuner, can't remember his name but I think he's a USBP or Customs agent and tunes part-time. Anyways, I have nothing but good to say about both guys. I am glad there is someone in Tucson though. Also glad I'm on both licenses.
Later I got a high stall TC installed and Nic wasn't available for a couple weekends. The lockup engagement at low RPMs was driving me nuts. I called Evan and he fixed it up in a few minutes. Paying the $100 for a second license fee was worth not driving to Phoenix, 5 hours of my time, gas, etc.
Evan mentioned another guy in Phoenix that is supposedly a good LS tuner, can't remember his name but I think he's a USBP or Customs agent and tunes part-time. Anyways, I have nothing but good to say about both guys. I am glad there is someone in Tucson though. Also glad I'm on both licenses.
Good to hear more positive reviews about Nic. Looking forward to getting this thing dialed in.
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11-06-2011, 06:39 AM
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Evan mentioned another guy in Phoenix that is supposedly a good LS tuner, can't remember his name but I think he's a USBP or Customs agent and tunes part-time. Anyways, I have nothing but good to say about both guys. I am glad there is someone in Tucson though. Also glad I'm on both licenses.
Evan at ESTuned tuned my current camaro, and he's tuned a bunch of other LS1's. Both are great guys.
