Tuning School
It's not impossible to learn without a course, but it would definitely speed things up.
Its a great course, and you get a year of free support included in the class. I learned more in two day than I did 3 years trying to figure it out on my own
what banish's book did not address was exactly how to use HP Tuners. The tuning school does exactly that. It teaches you how to use the equipment you spend $650 bucks on.
Honestly, taking everything out of perspective, If the tunings school book came as the instructional manual with HPT, more people would buy it and use it to its potental.
For me and learning, I picked up much more attending the school than I would have learned going through a book because I would have jumped around from section to section.
The classes are small with about 15 people and there are at least 4 instructors.
I liked that YOU actually dyno tune cars in class to the point of its a long day and we did 30 pulls today and im beat................ and deaf lol
I think you car comparing apples to oranges in the sense one "book" gives you the overall sense on how to tune, and the other "book" explains how to tune and how to use HPT.
Maybe if I had a differant tuning program like EFI, Id think differantly. I have HPT so the tuning school and their year of tuning support works well for me.
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Last edited by wantsum410; Oct 14, 2009 at 10:01 PM. Reason: wrong button hit
It shows in detail what steps are needed in HPT to properly tune a GM engine.
How to set up PIDS, MAPS. Also the reasoning behind why certain steps are done and in a certain order.
The best $250 you'll ever spend.





