Reliable LS tuner in Cincinnati area
07-17-2018, 03:15 PM
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Reliable LS tuner in Cincinnati area
I have a 2012 LS3 that has mild set up 470 RWHP.
Build consists of
Kaotik cam
Long tubes with cat delete
Rod Mod done on intake by GPI
Stock heads, BTR .660 springs, titanium retainers
SC1R Vararam
Car has always had rich smell to it. The older I get the more I hate the smell, girlfriend hates it as well. looking for reliable tuner that can tell me my tune options if any. Recently went on road trip that threw engine light. Only stayed on for a few minutes but when got to destination the car smelled much worse than normal. Changed plugs and made no difference. Dealer ran checks and could find history of any codes but mentioned it seemed to really be loading up. Car runs fine just stinks more than ever. Seen reviews on here for tachitup motors, but not been able to find him online. Was also told of a guy near Harrison Ohio. Any recommendations are welcomed... Thanks
Build consists of
Kaotik cam
Long tubes with cat delete
Rod Mod done on intake by GPI
Stock heads, BTR .660 springs, titanium retainers
SC1R Vararam
Car has always had rich smell to it. The older I get the more I hate the smell, girlfriend hates it as well. looking for reliable tuner that can tell me my tune options if any. Recently went on road trip that threw engine light. Only stayed on for a few minutes but when got to destination the car smelled much worse than normal. Changed plugs and made no difference. Dealer ran checks and could find history of any codes but mentioned it seemed to really be loading up. Car runs fine just stinks more than ever. Seen reviews on here for tachitup motors, but not been able to find him online. Was also told of a guy near Harrison Ohio. Any recommendations are welcomed... Thanks
07-21-2018, 03:26 PM
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I’d go with shortuning in Ky. Did a fantastic job with my corvette and doesn’t kill you on cost. He keeps it on the dyno until the tune is finished and charges a flat rate. Also you get the gas smell for two reasons. One is because you have the catalytic converters deleted. Two is because to get the car to not buck and lean out at low load conditions they have to throw a lot of fuel into it.
I hope this helps.
I hope this helps.
