Mail order tune or dyno?
1999 FRC 6spd. Car has k&n intake and about to install Kooks 1"7/8 off road x-pipe and B&B Bullets and the air pump removed. I hate having lights on, on the dash. My question is it worth it to take the car and have a dyno tune or would a mail order tune be ok? If a mail order tune would be ok what would your recommendations be for a mail order tune?
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Those are light mods, a mail order tune would be plenty sufficient for them. If the car is local we would next offer a street tune but I rarely charge for a dyno tune unless the customer really wants to see the numbers.
If you look at our mail order tuning thread in here I think you will see it's pretty popular, $149 which includes return shipping in the US and they usually leave the same day received. :thumbs: |
Originally Posted by cabotgsxr
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1999 FRC 6spd. Car has k&n intake and about to install Kooks 1"7/8 off road x-pipe and B&B Bullets and the air pump removed. I hate having lights on, on the dash. My question is it worth it to take the car and have a dyno tune or would a mail order tune be ok? If a mail order tune would be ok what would your recommendations be for a mail order tune?
I'm on the fence myself, Vararam and 1 3/4" headers are my only mods. Although I am considering adding an Intake and cam over the winter. So mail order tune for now and a dyno tune in the spring makes the most sense for me. |
Corvette camaro Tuner in Tampa
i do a lot of mail order tuning, but I do it only if you have HP Tuners and we can exchange a couple scans so I can make sure the numbers are coming in the way I like them. It's a nice bang for the buck if you have or know someone with HP Tuner. If you have a Wideband plugged into your HPT I can dial in the car even better.
Check out my website for more details. Www.TampaTuning.com or shoot me an Email at Tuning@TampaTuning.com thanks Phil |
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