Dyno Tuning
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From: Volo IL
Dyno Tuning
Hello,
I have a 1994 convertible admiral blue corvette with only 24,000 miles and want to get a little more out of it with out changing it's stock status to much or to much to return to stock.
Has anyone had dyno tuning and if so how much did you gain?
I have installed a Corso Cat back and cold air induction systems but no dyno. The cost to dyno tune my car near me is $450 will I get any gain for the small amount of money?
Can I do something for fewer than 2,000 to get a gain?
I have a 1994 convertible admiral blue corvette with only 24,000 miles and want to get a little more out of it with out changing it's stock status to much or to much to return to stock.
Has anyone had dyno tuning and if so how much did you gain?
I have installed a Corso Cat back and cold air induction systems but no dyno. The cost to dyno tune my car near me is $450 will I get any gain for the small amount of money?
Can I do something for fewer than 2,000 to get a gain?
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You will get very little from a dyno tune on a stock engine.
If you do your own work, for a little over $2000 you can do heads/cam.
How close do you live to STL? If not too far, I can do a dyno tune for you. You pay for dyno time and the tune is on me.
-Mike
If you do your own work, for a little over $2000 you can do heads/cam.
How close do you live to STL? If not too far, I can do a dyno tune for you. You pay for dyno time and the tune is on me.
-Mike
