Jayalpert

hello all, im writing this post because im looking for tuner that can tune my car remote for a decent price.
I have a freshly built LM7 that i recently dumped into my 99 TA and am now having trouble finding someone to tune it for less then $750.
That price just seems outrageous to me. I got trifecta to tune my turbo car remote for half that price.

Kawabuggy

iTrader: (1)

You'd have to have a LOT of specific information about your set up in order for someone to give you a "base tune". Unless you have the ability to log some idle, and driving, events it's going to be impossible to get it completed. WHERE are you at geographically? If you are close enough to someone that has HP Tuners, we can help you! But, again, it comes back to you having enough information on which to build a base tune to start... So... where are you?

LilJayV10

iTrader: (39)

Take it back to them. They'd probably tune a n/a car for $120.

Jayalpert

I'm in Vegas. If need be I can pick up an hp tuner. Also i have most if not all if the specific info about my motor as im the one that built it

gametech

iTrader: (1)

To actually have someone "remote tune" your vehicle, you have to have the tuning software and cable yourself in order to datalog what they need to adjust and to flash the new tune back in. If you are merely talking about mail order tuning, well, good luck with that.

Mr. Black

Why don't you go back to them if you were happy with the price.

Old Buzzard

"Remote tune" can be understood in different ways.
1.The tuner logs into your system and does real time tuning.
2.The tuner gets you to send them the information, they make changes and send it back, you upload.
Rinse and repeat til it's what you want.
What is it you want to do?
Being you don't have HPT, I;m not so sure you could do either.

LilJayV10

iTrader: (39)

I smell a troll...

Jayalpert

im in the process of getting an hpt but I was referring to option #2

Bylt Performance

We offer dyno tuning for $700 on OEM ECU's, which makes $750 for a remote tune seem a little crazy.

Also keep in mind you get what you pay for, and depending on who's tuning it you might get a bill for a new engine.

Mr. Black

Is this for real?