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Does this Hot Rod cam quote seem high?

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Old 03-10-2010, 10:18 PM
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Originally Posted by twilson1918
Brenspeed's selling hotrods now?
They're not listed on their website, but if you ask for them they will get them. I've heard they've also done a lot of dyno work with them so they already have tunes specifically for the Hot Rods.
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Old 03-12-2010, 04:07 PM
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Originally Posted by HypromanGT

Hagwood: $1200 was about what I was expecting, but...I notice you didn't mention anything about a custom tune. I guess I wasn't expecting the dyno tune to be in the $600 range; more like $200-400. Would gearworks do a tune for you as well for that price?
OK, I got more detail from my local shop Gear Heads, since I am planning this also. $1300.00 installed with a Dyno Tune, and he even knows the issues with the automatic cars and how to adjust for them. This is a very respected shop in the DFW area and they build their own race cars that have won several championships at the local tracks. $1800 still sounds too high.
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Old 03-12-2010, 07:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Hagwood
$1300.00 installed with a Dyno Tune, and he even knows the issues with the automatic cars and how to adjust for them.
I thought the issues with autos didn't exist if you get an actual dyno-tune rather than an internet-ordered tune. Please clarify because I plan to get my car dyno-tuned locally after installing the hot rod cams.
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Old 03-12-2010, 10:46 PM
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Originally Posted by IA_Chiefs_fan
I thought the issues with autos didn't exist if you get an actual dyno-tune rather than an internet-ordered tune. Please clarify because I plan to get my car dyno-tuned locally after installing the hot rod cams.
I guess as long as the shop doing the tune knows what they are doing. Just because it's a Dyno Tune doesn't mean that the tuner doesn't need to have the experience and expertise to write a quality tune. He just said that the Autos were a little more tricky and that he has done several and knows how to tune them properly. I would ask your shop if they have done them for Autos with no problems.
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