Good tune shop/person near gadsen or Birmingham
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Good tune shop/person near gadsen or Birmingham
Someone told me my timing was offor maybe something else, so I figured rather than go to dealer to have them diagnose it, find a shop instead to dyno tune it, I know some people say u don't need a tune untilu get cam or whatever but even as little as headers can mess up the car, so I figured why not have them look at it and time at same time.... anyways if you know anyone lemme know please
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A guy they call gomer is from albertville can tune it.. get on alabamaracingscene.net. make a post to introduce yourself and ask there.. they will probably recommend henson, gomer, marcus or get the software yourself.
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dustinws6 in the north west alabama page said he liked scott culbert at walker dyno in trussville.i used a guy in huntsvile chevy408 his screen name.he's a real good guy.he tuned mine and my coussins.only down side is he doesn't have a dyno but we drove mine around while he tuned it.i've been real happy.check his build thread on his twin turbo 6.0.
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What does the car running well with the MAF tune have anything to do with it?
You ordered one thing, and you got something else.
2 years went by.
You didn't verify what kind of tune you had received until 2 years later.
Anything you've done to the car since then doesn't matter so long as you didn't touch the tune.
Because of the time lapse, it's pretty much at the shops decision whether or not they want to admit that a mistake was made, if in fact they dishonestly gave you a MAF tune and charged you for a SD one.
An honest shop will admit a mistake, regardless of how much time has passed if they remember the mistake that was made.
If I buy a K member and it sits in a box for 2 years and I have an email record with the vendor saying it was for a turbo K and they sent me a non turbo K by mistake, it's their call to make it right or not. I have zero recourse. It's on me to have checked the parts when they arrived, rather than relying on a mistake to not happen.
I once bought a center console listed as 02 black and it was 97 gray. I didn't check the color, and 60 days went buy. Seller refused to make it right, so I painted it the correct color. Their call to not make it right. My call to not do any more business with them and tell others about the situation. Not really any loss for me except 30 minutes and $10 worth of paint. A greater loss for them of me taking any future business elsewhere.
You ordered one thing, and you got something else.
2 years went by.
You didn't verify what kind of tune you had received until 2 years later.
Anything you've done to the car since then doesn't matter so long as you didn't touch the tune.
Because of the time lapse, it's pretty much at the shops decision whether or not they want to admit that a mistake was made, if in fact they dishonestly gave you a MAF tune and charged you for a SD one.
An honest shop will admit a mistake, regardless of how much time has passed if they remember the mistake that was made.
If I buy a K member and it sits in a box for 2 years and I have an email record with the vendor saying it was for a turbo K and they sent me a non turbo K by mistake, it's their call to make it right or not. I have zero recourse. It's on me to have checked the parts when they arrived, rather than relying on a mistake to not happen.
I once bought a center console listed as 02 black and it was 97 gray. I didn't check the color, and 60 days went buy. Seller refused to make it right, so I painted it the correct color. Their call to not make it right. My call to not do any more business with them and tell others about the situation. Not really any loss for me except 30 minutes and $10 worth of paint. A greater loss for them of me taking any future business elsewhere.