Trying to find a Tuner in AZ. Yuma-Phoenix?
04-14-2006, 07:20 PM
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Trying to find a Tuner in AZ. Yuma-Phoenix? Sup all. I'm in Yuma, AZ. And I need to get my car tuned. Anyone near Yuma or possibly Phoenix or El Centro? Thanks.
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04-14-2006, 11:34 PM
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I know about AZ power and sound/Pro dyno. Kinda looking for a 'local' tuner. I had called Pro Dyno/AZPS and the quoted me $600 for a dyno tune that would included 3pulls? HOLY CRAP! Thats a lot for a dyno tune!
04-15-2006, 12:13 AM
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thats what I'm saying. There used to be a guy Nick that went to ASU. I sent him an email. However, I dont know if its good anymore or if he is still around.
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04-17-2006, 09:29 AM
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3 pulls is horseshit...If i'm giving them 600$ i want at least half the day spent on my car...
#2, All the rest is done on the street the way it should be and takes anywhere from 2-4 hours total including dyno time.
#3, Half a day being spent tuning a car will only happen if the tuner has no idea what the hell they are doing.
Rebelord, got your email last week and I was slammed since i was the only one at work. I will reply today and I can get you hooked up.
04-17-2006, 05:17 PM
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Originally Posted by NicD
Rebelord, got your email last week and I was slammed since i was the only one at work. I will reply today and I can get you hooked up.
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04-17-2006, 08:41 PM
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Originally Posted by NicD
#1, That's usually all it takes to get the WOT a/f dialed in correctly and the WOT timing adjusted properly. That's all the dyno is used for.
#2, All the rest is done on the street the way it should be and takes anywhere from 2-4 hours total including dyno time.
#3, Half a day being spent tuning a car will only happen if the tuner has no idea what the hell they are doing.
Rebelord, got your email last week and I was slammed since i was the only one at work. I will reply today and I can get you hooked up.
#2, All the rest is done on the street the way it should be and takes anywhere from 2-4 hours total including dyno time.
#3, Half a day being spent tuning a car will only happen if the tuner has no idea what the hell they are doing.
Rebelord, got your email last week and I was slammed since i was the only one at work. I will reply today and I can get you hooked up.
07-02-2006, 01:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Rebelord
I know about AZ power and sound/Pro dyno. Kinda looking for a 'local' tuner. I had called Pro Dyno/AZPS and the quoted me $600 for a dyno tune that would included 3pulls? HOLY CRAP! Thats a lot for a dyno tune!
07-07-2006, 07:08 AM
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Sorry for any confusion. It may very well have been Pro Dyno for that quote. There was something that made me thing your two shops combined. Once again sorry for the confusion. My apologies.
Ski
BTW: I witnessed a M6 Formula get dynod that had a cam from you guys, plus other work. It put down Very impressive numbers!
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BTW: I witnessed a M6 Formula get dynod that had a cam from you guys, plus other work. It put down Very impressive numbers!
