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I just wanted to give a BIG thanks to Stephen at ENGLAND GREEN. Today he tuned my car and wow what a difference. He did his do and when his fingers came to and the smoke settled the car runs great. Now for those of you with a AUTO car do it just the trans tune it is worth it. Oh by the way Stephen i made 27.2 MPG on the way home today not to shabby for a car thats got a weeeeee bit of work done to it.......... here you go bro ill advertise with pride. http://s246.photobucket.com/albums/g...=1207873049717
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I have a CAM (222/224-566/568 112LSA), CAI, Cat back exhaust, and a port and polished TB This is on stock manifolds. We did a street tune because i plan on doing headers and a few other things at that time ill have him put it on the dyno for numbers. The car is noticably faster i spin all the way through first and when it hits second it chirps the tires. We are guessing somewhere in the neighborhood of 340/350 range if your goinig to have him tune he does a great job.....
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I have a CAM (222/224-566/568 112LSA), CAI, Cat back exhaust, and a port and polished TB This is on stock manifolds. We did a street tune because i plan on doing headers and a few other things at that time ill have him put it on the dyno for numbers. The car is noticably faster i spin all the way through first and when it hits second it chirps the tires. We are guessing somewhere in the neighborhood of 340/350 range if your goinig to have him tune he does a great job.....
luckily he's not too far from here so when i finally decide to get a tune, he'll probably be the one.. how long does the process usually take from start to finish?
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He started around 9 and i was back on the road to jacksonville around 1 however im sure hell tell you every car is different ....
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Thanks for the kind words, Darryl. Glad you are enjoying the new found power and driveability
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On a small cam with a manual transmission, perhaps 90 minutes to 2 hours. Automatics always take longer. Add a stall and gears with an automatic and it could be most of the day to get it perfect.
A big cam, could be a couple of days to work out all the kinks. With forced induction and a big cam, possibly longer.
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As Darryl said, every car is different.
On a small cam with a manual transmission, perhaps 90 minutes to 2 hours. Automatics always take longer. Add a stall and gears with an automatic and it could be most of the day to get it perfect.
A big cam, could be a couple of days to work out all the kinks. With forced induction and a big cam, possibly longer.
On a small cam with a manual transmission, perhaps 90 minutes to 2 hours. Automatics always take longer. Add a stall and gears with an automatic and it could be most of the day to get it perfect.
A big cam, could be a couple of days to work out all the kinks. With forced induction and a big cam, possibly longer.
mine's manual and stock cam (for now).. i'll definitely contact you when i can afford it .. i'm tied up financially at the moment
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