Who's a good tuner around Northern Cali?
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Synergy in Livermore.
Mark Romans in the Sac area
DNR in Hayward(?)
There are one or two in South San Fran as well, not sure of their names but others may chime in.
Mark Romans in the Sac area
DNR in Hayward(?)
There are one or two in South San Fran as well, not sure of their names but others may chime in.
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I'm in the Bay Area, East Bay to be specific. This would also be for an LS-3 RX7, not an F-Body in my case. Also, any of these places willing to talk performance without trying to sell me the entire summit racing, or jeg's catalog? Not sure about David, though. He could be from Yreka for all I know.
EDIT: Though, I do have a GM PCM and OBD2 port, it's not standalone.
EDIT: Though, I do have a GM PCM and OBD2 port, it's not standalone.
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I'm in the Bay Area, East Bay to be specific. This would also be for an LS-3 RX7, not an F-Body in my case. Also, any of these places willing to talk performance without trying to sell me the entire summit racing, or jeg's catalog? Not sure about David, though. He could be from Yreka for all I know.
EDIT: Though, I do have a GM PCM and OBD2 port, it's not standalone.
EDIT: Though, I do have a GM PCM and OBD2 port, it's not standalone.
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No, it's a peeling silver 92.5 FD and it's been sitting in my driveway. I'm waiting on my LS3 e-rod from summit. I ordered it to make getting it bar'd easier. Then I can get it registered in a non-emissions county and then do nothing, because I'd never break the law. It should be fully operational late this summer, early fall. Meaning winter next year. Seriously though, I'm trying to move as fast as I can w/o making big mistakes.
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I appreciate all the responses and hopefully this is helping out David as well. You know, since this is his thread and all. Lol. Anyone gone to TPS, their website is impressive compared to a lot of other Bay Area shops. They were mentioned on a corvette forum and I was wondering if anyone knew anything. Again, thanks guys.
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I appreciate all the responses and hopefully this is helping out David as well. You know, since this is his thread and all. Lol. Anyone gone to TPS, their website is impressive compared to a lot of other Bay Area shops. They were mentioned on a corvette forum and I was wondering if anyone knew anything. Again, thanks guys.
I had a previous tune done by Rick @ Synergy. He's very direct and can come off like a dick, but I'd trust his work again. A bit difficult to get a hold of at times.
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Mark Romans all the way! He tuned my cammed LQ4 in my 2002 Camaro. Real nice guy and knows what he is doing. Car performed yet I was able to still daily it even with a 630 lift cam.
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BACK FROM THE DEAD!. Ok, I used the search function and came to this. Im up north of sac and would be driving down. Are these guys still around and if so does anybody have contact info. I'm going to need a tune. And would like to start talking to a tuner to make sure I can get the best support/reliability with the EFI system. OEM GM vs Holley sniper. The vehicle will be DD and I want a professional tune that I don't have to mess with all the time. did my own tunes on a past project. That was ok but I would be fun and time ahead with a pro tunner. Thanks hope this thread is not dead!