Need tuner in Delaware area
03-23-2013, 10:24 PM
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Need tuner in Delaware area After completing my 6.0 swap in my car, it has been needing a tune. I will be doing an ls6 intake and a mild cam but I have not started the work due to not knowing where a tuner is around me. If anybody knows one in Delaware area, or close to. Please let me know
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03-24-2013, 07:03 AM
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R.P.M The only place to go if you want it right the first time
http://www.raceprovenmotorsports.net/
http://www.raceprovenmotorsports.net/
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Somebody else from New Castle,DE on this forum? damn its is a small world 
Ive never used RPM myself (mostly because im poor.lol) but you'd be hard pressed to find a person who has had their car worked on or tuned there and has had a problem. Ive watched them do work and they are a very professional shop.
Ive never used RPM myself (mostly because im poor.lol) but you'd be hard pressed to find a person who has had their car worked on or tuned there and has had a problem. Ive watched them do work and they are a very professional shop.
03-26-2013, 11:31 AM
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east coast supercharging.
nice guys to deal with. you drive or get towed in, sign the waiver, they hook the computer and rear exhaust sensors, then the guy comes back in half hour with your baby running like a charm.
cost around $400.
nice guys to deal with. you drive or get towed in, sign the waiver, they hook the computer and rear exhaust sensors, then the guy comes back in half hour with your baby running like a charm.
cost around $400.
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03-29-2013, 09:51 PM
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Sorry, thought I had this subscribed, was wondering why I wasn't getting any replies. I don't get on here much, always working. I know rpm. Actually used to work there. Just wasn't sure if there were any other places around. Would be nice to get hp tuners. And I am getting a new laptop that can handle it, maybe it would be something to look into, that way I can lean it out for emissions
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If I had a shop Do it, what would the price be around and I wonder how re tunes would go?
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I have contacted a few locally and they are all around the same price. may depend on what all you need done. Everyone is a little different but id expect around 300-500 for an inital tune and around 250-350 for additional re-tunes. there not exact numbers just ballpark figures ive recieved when I have called around to ls performance shops over the years or what my friends have paid for tuning in the past.
You have a couple of other g bodies as well? Think i may have sold you some el camino parts before if your who im thinking you are
You have a couple of other g bodies as well? Think i may have sold you some el camino parts before if your who im thinking you are
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Yeah I remember you haha.
I'm thinking my best bet would just be to get hp tuners, because I still do emissions for my car and that will allow me to make a lean tune to pass when the time comes around. I just don't think I could bring myself to paying somebody to tune my car for that much, maybe I'm just cheap, but I mostly don't like other people working on my car
I'm thinking my best bet would just be to get hp tuners, because I still do emissions for my car and that will allow me to make a lean tune to pass when the time comes around. I just don't think I could bring myself to paying somebody to tune my car for that much, maybe I'm just cheap, but I mostly don't like other people working on my car
04-03-2013, 05:33 PM
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If you're looking into doing lean tunes, you'd be well off getting the pro version of the HPTuners so you can get wideband data in your scanning. There's lots of good help on here and HPTuners.com, but if you want someone local to ask about it, feel free to drop me a line.
