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06-04-2008, 01:53 PM

#21

Sancho805

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RE: Bama Race Tune

correct. they place on a dyno and tune it right there on the spot. best method for tuning a car, but also more pricey than ordering a mail-order tune from a tuner shop. i've read from some members that they got 3-5hp more from a dyno tune compared to their previous mail-order custom tunes.

the question is whether the 3-5 hp is worth the cost of a dyno tune, assuming you are N/A with basic bolt-ons.

06-04-2008, 02:15 PM

#22

Starfire

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RE: Bama Race Tune

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ORIGINAL: yamahadm250

i have the 93 race tune and i like it, but its a little too much for everyday driving. it keeps my overdrive locked out below about 60mph.for my everyday commute to work i use the 87 performance tune.

Really? I think OD kicks in to low with mine and I'm running the race tune, but it can kick in at about 40mph sometimes.

06-04-2008, 03:15 PM

#23

SuperSonic05

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RE: Bama Race Tune

&lt\\;P&gt\\;The opening the throttle response is instantaneous too.&amp\\;nbsp\\; I would not let other drive it.&amp\\;nbsp\\; Even the most experienced manual drivers have trouble with how touchy it is and will make it hoop&lt\\;/P&gt\\;

06-04-2008, 09:20 PM

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tn_gt

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RE: Bama Race Tune

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ORIGINAL: SuperSonic05

<\\;P>\\;The opening the throttle response is instantaneous too.&\\;nbsp\\; I would not let other drive it.&\\;nbsp\\; Even the most experienced manual drivers have trouble with how touchy it is and will make it hoop<\\;/P>\\;

its not that touchy, i honestly cant tell the big of a difference with it