mail order tunes
08-14-2005, 03:43 PM
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mail order tunes i'm almost ready for another cam swap, just need to get some gastets and i'm set. i was thinking the other day about getting a mail order tune from FMS instead of dyno tuning it. i've heard that allen does some kick *** tunes. that's why i'm considering it.
for those that do have one from FMS do you like it? how exactly would i go about doing this??
for those that do have one from FMS do you like it? how exactly would i go about doing this??
08-14-2005, 03:48 PM
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I thought about doing that man, but for another couple hundred bucks, you can get HPTuners, and tune it yourself everytime you change something. After a couple more mods where you need a tune, it's paid for itself. 
08-14-2005, 03:51 PM
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Mail order tunes work well and are cheaper then a dyno tune. You won't get as much from it as a dyno tune but there is some gains and they can compensate for a new cam and what not. Buying the software yourself is good if you understand the tables and what not.
08-14-2005, 06:36 PM
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Originally Posted by taintedmeat
I thought about doing that man, but for another couple hundred bucks, you can get HPTuners, and tune it yourself everytime you change something. After a couple more mods where you need a tune, it's paid for itself.
i've thought about getting hptuners/LS1edit but i wouldn't know where to start. plus i don't have a laptop that i could use.