Tuning shop attempt #2
02-02-2010, 04:16 AM
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Tuning shop attempt #2 So ive asked before and again im still looking; are there any shops in the western washington area that have handled more than a few LSx motors as far as tuning and such goes? I was planning on running a conservative base tune to break in my turbo motor and then have it set up on a dyno and tweaked.
02-02-2010, 05:15 AM
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TJ Wong at Wong's Performance Engineering. All around awesome guy and very good at what he does. he only does GM vehichles. He is out of Vancouver Wa. Shop # 360-695-9433
02-21-2010, 01:55 AM
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I would not let Trifecta tune my lawnmore, he did a tune for a friend, messed up he tranny tune and would not return his call. We called from my phone and he answered. Wow what coincidence, offered no help at all.
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02-21-2010, 02:17 AM
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Well that's more info than the gocart anyway... 
I've heard the same said about other shops as well ( lost an engine sale because I suggested the shop once
) and after having gone through nothing but bullshit to put my car back together I feel the same way about certain shops.
I had not heard anything bad about them and Vince was very nice on the phone when I asked him a few things and they seem to have a very nice system in place for mail order tuning.
I'm sure most tuners might have a few unsatisfied customers, you can't please everyone all of the time regardless of what nut-swinging cronies have to say.
Tom is the best in the area from what I've seen, his mustang dyno is a superior tool and he knows his way around the electronics pretty darn good but I have heard of other shops in Oregon like in Lake Oswego, etc..
I've heard the same said about other shops as well ( lost an engine sale because I suggested the shop once
) and after having gone through nothing but bullshit to put my car back together I feel the same way about certain shops. I had not heard anything bad about them and Vince was very nice on the phone when I asked him a few things and they seem to have a very nice system in place for mail order tuning.
I'm sure most tuners might have a few unsatisfied customers, you can't please everyone all of the time regardless of what nut-swinging cronies
have to say. Tom is the best in the area from what I've seen, his mustang dyno is a superior tool and he knows his way around the electronics pretty darn good but I have heard of other shops in Oregon like in Lake Oswego, etc..
