good deal?
good deal for PCM programming? It's less $$$ than hyperjunk, ed wrong or PCMsforMORE.....
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMESE%3AIT
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMESE%3AIT
Last edited by KVU; Mar 1, 2006 at 12:07 PM.
good deal for basic programming? It's less $$$ than hyperjunk, ed wrong or PCMsforMORE.....
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMESE%3AIT
what do you think?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...RK%3AMESE%3AIT
what do you think?
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That's about the same price that many sponsors sell mail order tunes for, and many of the sponsors will make small changes for life or a very minimal fee (and many also offer cores, they tuen a core, send it to you, then you send your PCM back)
As mentioned it's all behind who is doing the PCM Tuning... i'd go to a sponsor who has a good rep on this board /ls1 community ...
As mentioned it's all behind who is doing the PCM Tuning... i'd go to a sponsor who has a good rep on this board /ls1 community ...
HMMMM 
guy hasnt done anything since June according to his feedback.. doesnt look like he specializes in LS1 tuning.. probably just copies a Hypertech tune at best... if you can call it that.
guy hasnt done anything since June according to his feedback.. doesnt look like he specializes in LS1 tuning.. probably just copies a Hypertech tune at best... if you can call it that. Trending Topics
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Verdad Gallardo They're in your backyard based on your profile, and their location, so if your serious about asking the perfomance gains, just go talk to the seller. That is unless of course your the seller.
Ryan
Ryan
Originally Posted by slow
They're in your backyard based on your profile, and their location, so if your serious about asking the perfomance gains, just go talk to the seller. That is unless of course your the seller.
Ryan
Ryan
My basic tune is about half the price compared to anywhere else. Starting to wonder if I should add one year of service. Maybe I could also buy a couple of PCMs for an exchange deal. Any suggestions?
I'll vouch for his competence
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We have conversations about tuning all the time, and he is very experienced with many models and various systems.
If I was in need of a tune or calibration change I'd go to him, and luckily he's local to me.
He's braver than I am as far as getting into the business. There seems to be so much that can go wrong between service provider and customer with mail order.
I can say that he usually bends over backwards to resolve issues with customers, and I know how difficult customers can make the job sometimes.
You'd think the customer would usually know exactly what they want and need, and that the tuner can understand what they are asking for, but it often gets confused somewhere in the process. IMO it's usually a mistake on the part of the customer, but they are the ones that must be happy in the end. Customer service is a must.
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We have conversations about tuning all the time, and he is very experienced with many models and various systems.
If I was in need of a tune or calibration change I'd go to him, and luckily he's local to me.
He's braver than I am as far as getting into the business. There seems to be so much that can go wrong between service provider and customer with mail order.
I can say that he usually bends over backwards to resolve issues with customers, and I know how difficult customers can make the job sometimes.
You'd think the customer would usually know exactly what they want and need, and that the tuner can understand what they are asking for, but it often gets confused somewhere in the process. IMO it's usually a mistake on the part of the customer, but they are the ones that must be happy in the end. Customer service is a must.
Originally Posted by horist
no need for 2 posts on the same thing (merged threads)