Dyno Tune - Crash Course Needed
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Drifting
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From: Minnesota
Dyno Tune - Crash Course Needed
I have an friend of friend who works at a place that does Dyno tunes. He told me the C5 responds very good to them and I should definately get one. Standard price is $550. Can someone tell me what to expect as far as numbers go (I know this one is tough)? Also what exactly will they be doing? I assume my car will go on the dyno to do a base run and then they will plug in the computer and apply some changes and run again etc etc?
Any other kinds of questions I should be asking pre tune? Any downside to the tune? Last but not least, anything special I should ask them to do (i.e. make the fans come on earlier)?
Any other kinds of questions I should be asking pre tune? Any downside to the tune? Last but not least, anything special I should ask them to do (i.e. make the fans come on earlier)?
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Joined: Jan 2005
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From: Hayward (Bay Area) CA
Originally Posted by keliente
$550 is pretty expensive for a stock car, imho. Providing you use a good tuner it does make a good difference in how the car drives, and the dyno really helps to nail the a/f ratios.
