E-mail tune - who does it best?
Most mailorder companies such as madtuner and pcm for less do a great job on tuning bolt-on/ mild cam setups. When you switch to a big sr cam, single plane intake, converted heads, then yes, you need a full hands on/ dynotune or even a ems like a dfi 7. op I would get a mail order from pcm for less for a base, then tweak it in yourself.
Most mailorder companies such as madtuner and pcm for less do a great job on tuning bolt-on/ mild cam setups. When you switch to a big sr cam, single plane intake, big converted heads, then yes, you need a full hands on/ dynotune.
Jeff Creech does mail order tunes..... and if you use him to dyno tune he puts the money you spent as a down payment so its a good deal and jeff is a good tuner.
Ive had PCm For less do 2 of mine back in the day. A couple of my buddies as well. all were pretty good. One of my freinds actually had Brian tune it. Drove it a few weeks and went to a dyno day with a couple of tuners there. They picked up like 5 RWHP. Pretty good for a mail order if you ask me.
BTw all of ours was when they were stock or mildly ported heads and shelf cams.
I don't see a 503 picking up 50rwhp from NO TUNE to a tune.
On the other hand, I haven't had any good luck Jeff C, when I got a tune from him a couple yrs ago. Just my experience.
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