MAF & Injector question
06-27-2007, 10:30 PM
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RE: MAF & Injector question
ORIGINAL: samseed101
When to get the tune depends on how many more changes you are going to make to the car. Unless you buy something to tune it yourself ($350 - $1,000 or so) then it can get expensive to constantly get a tune everytime something changes. In that situation, make sure you take care of all your major mods first, ten get the chip burned.
When to get the tune depends on how many more changes you are going to make to the car. Unless you buy something to tune it yourself ($350 - $1,000 or so) then it can get expensive to constantly get a tune everytime something changes. In that situation, make sure you take care of all your major mods first, ten get the chip burned.
06-27-2007, 10:35 PM
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RE: MAF & Injector question
That does what? That will tune it for you or that sells the hardware to let you do it yourself? If you're looking for a tuner, unfortunately I don't know any in your area. If you're looking to get your own tuner and do it yourself, I can point you in the right direction.
06-27-2007, 10:47 PM
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RE: MAF & Injector question
ORIGINAL: samseed101
That does what? That will tune it for you or that sells the hardware to let you do it yourself? If you're looking for a tuner, unfortunately I don't know any in your area. If you're looking to get your own tuner and do it yourself, I can point you in the right direction.
That does what? That will tune it for you or that sells the hardware to let you do it yourself? If you're looking for a tuner, unfortunately I don't know any in your area. If you're looking to get your own tuner and do it yourself, I can point you in the right direction.
06-27-2007, 11:04 PM
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RE: MAF & Injector question
If you're really interested in learning how the comuter works and how to tune it yourself, look into buying a Tweecer RT. The Anderson PMS is a bit easier to use, but i don't really care for it. it's about twice the price of the Tweecer as well. Of course, with a Tweecer, you need a laptop, but in this day and age that's rarely an issue. And even if it is, they're dirt cheap.
06-28-2007, 12:57 AM
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RE: MAF & Injector question
ORIGINAL: samseed101
If you're really interested in learning how the comuter works and how to tune it yourself, look into buying a Tweecer RT. The Anderson PMS is a bit easier to use, but i don't really care for it. it's about twice the price of the Tweecer as well. Of course, with a Tweecer, you need a laptop, but in this day and age that's rarely an issue. And even if it is, they're dirt cheap.
If you're really interested in learning how the comuter works and how to tune it yourself, look into buying a Tweecer RT. The Anderson PMS is a bit easier to use, but i don't really care for it. it's about twice the price of the Tweecer as well. Of course, with a Tweecer, you need a laptop, but in this day and age that's rarely an issue. And even if it is, they're dirt cheap.
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