Dave01GT

Had my car tuned, but it was loosing power up top on the dyno. All the other supercharged/cam'd cars seem to keep pulling to redline where mine fell off above 5800. I'm looking for a tuner that is very experienced with the c7s. Does anyone know if any major shops offer remote tuning? Who would you recommend?

blown81bu

Pm sent

robertf97

Mike Carnahan at Vengeance did mine after some other guy blew my motor up. Did a great job.

http://www.vengeancepcm.com/

99Z51R

Could you PM me as well?
Thanks

Cordes Performance Racing

ya after looking at your tune file you most certainly need to get that taken care of. I am sorry we don't do remote tuning as there is just to much liability imo.

C7&7

I would consider shipping the car to one of the good tuners. In the grand scheme of things it's worth the $500 to ship for the piece of mind.

chefcg1

Chuck 'cow' uses autocal. That is they way I'm going with my A&A setup.

Dave01GT

I wish I would've seen the Autocal stuff before. I bought HP Tuners Pro and a AFR500/NTK Wideband

1%r

https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums...landgreen.html

Contact the above member who's in Houston that can tune correctly.

schpenxel

I would much rather be able to change whatever/whenever I want to vs. being at the mercy of some tuner halfway across the country that may or may not have time to fit you in to his schedule down the road.

427bob

I don't think I can mention the guy who remotely has been tuning my Corvettes for the last 10+ years because he's not a sponsor here and you need to buy some hardware and have some computer savvy.
That being said, I also feel he's the best tuner in the country.

blown81bu

Hmm..let me guess...best tuners
Dr .phil?
ED Hutchings
PAT G?
Those are the 3 best...who would disagree lol

Cordes Performance Racing

Nic D

0EG@EnglandGreen

Thanks Jay but we do not do remote tuning

To the OP - good luck

0ProChargerTech

Amen, shipping a car is cheap compared to a motor.

Or having someone ship it in, get tuned.
Then enjoy flying in, to pick it up and drive home with a smile.

Remote tunes aren't bad, but the "tuner" has to trust that the data on the other end is getting collected correctly.
AKA: The wideband being used, etc.

mcmillion

Fasterproms or Vengeance looks like they do form this site http://www.vengeancepcm.com/index.ph...ocal-filc2-wb/

1%r

Anytime, wouldn't have mentioned you if you weren't capable. Reason I mentioned you is because the OP is in Texas like yourself. I don't believe in remote tunes. One baseline on a dyno then it's off to road tunes under real load in the real world.

My HP went with the C5Z when I sold it. Never tuned the C6Z nor do I plan on a tune for the C7Z.