Patrick G Email Tune for a Bolton C7 Stingray
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Patrick G Email Tune for a Bolton C7 Stingray
Hi,
I will be installing ARH LT's 1 7/8, Offroad xpipe, K&N filter on my 2016 Corvette C7.
We dont have good tuners where I live, thus im looking for an Email tune from a professional tuner. I will be driving the car daily on a very hot climate so I would need the tune to be very good and safe.
I heared good things about Patrick G tunes, but is that on LTX platform as well? I was reading E92 LTX are totally different animal than LSX to tune. So I'm just looking for real world experiences on his tunes on C7's.
Will appreciate very much.
Thanks
I will be installing ARH LT's 1 7/8, Offroad xpipe, K&N filter on my 2016 Corvette C7.
We dont have good tuners where I live, thus im looking for an Email tune from a professional tuner. I will be driving the car daily on a very hot climate so I would need the tune to be very good and safe.
I heared good things about Patrick G tunes, but is that on LTX platform as well? I was reading E92 LTX are totally different animal than LSX to tune. So I'm just looking for real world experiences on his tunes on C7's.
Will appreciate very much.
Thanks
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Keep in mind email tunes for your vehicle will never be as good as a local tuner. GM Ecu's don't take as as well to remote tuning and say ford ECUs do. The newer stuff is even more fickle than previous iterations.
I would personally make the drive to the closest local tuner with a somewhat reputable name over doing any email tunes.
Your other option is finding any shop with a dyno and renting it out by the hour. You'll need to buy either an EFI live kit or a HP tuners cable. Or even Ngauge as they just now released support for GM vehicles. At that point, Pat G or anyone else who remote tunes would be acceptable options.
I would personally make the drive to the closest local tuner with a somewhat reputable name over doing any email tunes.
Your other option is finding any shop with a dyno and renting it out by the hour. You'll need to buy either an EFI live kit or a HP tuners cable. Or even Ngauge as they just now released support for GM vehicles. At that point, Pat G or anyone else who remote tunes would be acceptable options.
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You don't need to do a whole lot for those mods. PM me for details if you would like. I assume you already have HPTuners to load the file? Where do you live?
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Keep in mind email tunes for your vehicle will never be as good as a local tuner. GM Ecu's don't take as as well to remote tuning and say ford ECUs do. The newer stuff is even more fickle than previous iterations.
I would personally make the drive to the closest local tuner with a somewhat reputable name over doing any email tunes.
Your other option is finding any shop with a dyno and renting it out by the hour. You'll need to buy either an EFI live kit or a HP tuners cable. Or even Ngauge as they just now released support for GM vehicles. At that point, Pat G or anyone else who remote tunes would be acceptable options.
I would personally make the drive to the closest local tuner with a somewhat reputable name over doing any email tunes.
Your other option is finding any shop with a dyno and renting it out by the hour. You'll need to buy either an EFI live kit or a HP tuners cable. Or even Ngauge as they just now released support for GM vehicles. At that point, Pat G or anyone else who remote tunes would be acceptable options.
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