Any help...???

 

You need way more information in your posts. We don't even know what you're driving, your mods, what year, transmission, etc. Fill us in.

 

+1

But im gettin my LT1 tuned at a local dyno.

Thats is the best way to tune your car.

Its called A&S Automotive! in Keller Texas

 

If you have a lap top you can tune it yourself with some software and a cable. But like the others said, you need to add more info. to the post.

 

ok yea im sry i have a camaro w/ a 355 stroker it's a lt4 off a 96 vette but i dunno if it's tuned cause i bought it already like that but i wanna tune it my own way n e ways i got 3:73 in the rear w/ a auburn posi and a 6speed w/ a valeo race clutch and a short shifter where can i get a hooked up tune??

 

where do you live? best to find a local shop to tune it, unless you have alot of patience and time learning how to tune it yourself.

btw, 355 isn't a stroker

 

oh i tought it would be stroked from a 350 to a 355...

 

nah thats "bored over"

 

I sent ya a pm on a good tuner.

 

is that a good place to send the pcm?? the price is very cheap...

 

but it looks like they do good tunnin

 

what software do you download to tune it on your laptop?i have a 95 ta lt1 355 forged inernals comp cam 1.6 roller rockers ported and polished heads and intake

 

where do you live????? i'm not too fond of mail-order tunes myself...

 

www.tunercat.com

 

If your talking to me, yes.

 

honestly since you're not even really sure what the car has a mailorder tune is kinda out of the question imo

 

You will need the following:
Tunercat with the $EE definition file
ALDL cable with 16 pin connector
Datalogging software (I just got Datamaster, but have not installed it yet)
Read these articles:
http://www.injuneer.com/ScanMast.html
http://www.lt1pcmtuning.com/

And be sure and save your stock tune first. Use Tunercat to download it to your laptop, and make a backup on a CD or flash drive.