I think they are ******' ya. Just my opinion. They shouldn't be charging more than $300 or so, and for someone to actually tune your car to your specific car's needs and reactions to adjustments, it will take more than 15 minutes. If they say 15 minutes it sounds to me like they are loading a generic tune, doing a verify pull, and calling it a day.

 

Because every car rolls of the assembly line with differences, you will definately benefit from a Dynotune. I would expect you to see at least 15 to 20 hp increase if not more over a canned tune.

 

Nice numbers Franklin! Is that a Delk tune by chance?