Rowin Gearz

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I have a '99 SS with a loudmouth. I'm planning on putting a set of pacesetter coated longtubes an offroad y-pipe and a whisper lid on the car. My question is, would I be better served with a dyno tune or with something like the hypertech programer?

conan

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Do you plan on more mods in the future?? Dont waste you money on a hand held programer, if you want a tuneing program look at hptuner well worth the money IMO. If your going to put in a cam or a H/C pacage wait and have in dyno tuned then.

Uno99

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With your mods there is no need to spend the money on a tune right now. DON"T buy the hypertech there are much better handheld tuners out there. PREDATOR OR VINCI handheld are the way to go. Otherwise wait for a dyno tune when you have more mods

Redneck Z

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Depending on the car, some even lose power with the generic hypertech "performance" tune. The Vinci tuner is the only one I'd even consider personally. HP tuners would be the way to go though.

Rowin Gearz

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I am planning a stroker in about two years. For now I am planning on doing all of the bolt ons and then mod the suspension and rearend to handle the new power. At this time I don't plan to put a cam in the stock engine.

mrr23

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i used the vinci tuner when i added heads to the wife's car. still with stock cam.

VHP lid w/ filter
VHP MAF ends
VHP 1.8 accelerated lift rockers
VHP ported heads
Bassani optimum length headers
no cats
borla catback at time of tuning

TAQuickness

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If you want to do it right, pick up a copy of EFILive. You will definately want it when you get that stroker.