bjonesws6

Looking to get a hand held tuner but not sure what's the best out there, looking and looking

found flashpaq, hypertech, and some others, but what has worked out there??

Thanks for any advice

Also, what setup ran the best, i have LT headers, full exhaust, no cats. K&n filter.

blackandgold

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I have a Jet tuner, because it was in the car when I bought it. If you're full bolt ons a good dyno tune could net you some good power!

bjonesws6

What's the difference?

blackandgold

iTrader: (2)

With only bolt-ons there most likely won't be a huge difference, but an initial tune can sometimes cut the cost of a dyno tune in the future (if you use the same tuner). With a dyno tune you will actually get the car under load and the tuner can smush out that last extra horse, plus you can discuss your driving style and possibly change the tune based on that. In the end it's up to you, but if you're looking for every possible bolt on pony, dyno is the way to go. Is your car an a4 or an m6?

bjonesws6

M6 DD about 30 miles Monday thru Friday

blackandgold

iTrader: (2)

At least you don't need to worry about a transmission tune! I'd still vote for a dyno tune, I think with the LT's and no cats you'd be leaving a bit of power on the table with a handheld. Might be worth your while to search around the pcm diagnostics & tuning section and decide for yourself.

bjonesws6

Thanks bro

slammin sam87

Let's get you a real tune by a seasoned expert. My tuner flies out of state often tuning cars. Lets set it up while he's available.

bjonesws6

Found out the car has been dyno tuned, and has a Ls7 clutch