Dyno tune vs hand held tuner
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Dyno tune vs hand held tuner
Okay I just finished up my headers and I need to tune the car because its running really rich. I'm pretty much a nube when it comes to tuning so here me out. Should I get a dyno tune which has never been done on my car or get a hand held tuner and do it myself?
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I was contemplating a hand held as well, but decided on a mail order instead. I'm not one that's going to plug in a hand held and tool around with it over and over. I just wanted it done right the first time and then leave it alone, so for me using a reputable mail order tuner was the best choice and for 1/2 the price of a hand held.
It seems most folks here have great things to say about tunebyfrost or wait4me. I chose the later only because for an extra $35 he'll include the ECM so you get to keep your original with the stock tune intact. My motor is stock so it's easy to do and although I will see some engine perf. gains I wanted it to firm up my auto trans shifts. I should have mine by the end of next week.
It seems most folks here have great things to say about tunebyfrost or wait4me. I chose the later only because for an extra $35 he'll include the ECM so you get to keep your original with the stock tune intact. My motor is stock so it's easy to do and although I will see some engine perf. gains I wanted it to firm up my auto trans shifts. I should have mine by the end of next week.
Last edited by Alex212; 09-04-2009 at 12:29 PM.