Going back to stock- how do get rid of dyno tune??
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As stated in my title, im taking the back to stock and trading it in for something cheaper. I just cant afford the monthly expenses and going to college. I had a dyno tune done by speed inc last year. After I put the stock manifolds back on, I dont know how the car will run and I dont want any issues when I go to trade it in.
Is there a cheap way or quick fix to get the car back to the stock tune? I really dont want a 6 hour round trip taking it back to the tuner, especially with snow now on the ground. What are my options??
Is there a cheap way or quick fix to get the car back to the stock tune? I really dont want a 6 hour round trip taking it back to the tuner, especially with snow now on the ground. What are my options??
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Local dealer charged me $100 to return to stock.
Be aware, they use the VIN to determine how to reprogram.
Since I no longer had the stock rear end gear ratio they missed on that and speedometer was off. Good thing I had LT1-Edit and fixed that little fubar up in no time.
Be aware, they use the VIN to determine how to reprogram.
Since I no longer had the stock rear end gear ratio they missed on that and speedometer was off. Good thing I had LT1-Edit and fixed that little fubar up in no time.