handyandy

I am getting kinda frustrated. I can't find a freakin shop that has a dyno in San Antonio. I dont feel like driving out of the city to do this either. Any one know, or am I SOL?

handyandy

guess so...[:@]... i gotta call around. I know there has to be one.

jmmorgan82

i'm pretty sure Murillo Motorsports has one, give them a call at (210)946-1199, they are open on Saturdays. also you can check out http://www.murillomotorsports.com

handyandy

thanks man, thats sweet. WOW, DID YOU SEE THAT VIDEO AT THE BOTTOM OF THE WEBSITE YOU SENT ME? THATS NUTS.

jmmorgan82

np man. my buddy used to work for him about a year or so ago, they do good work and they're good folks

handyandy

Ya I've heard OF them before, I didn't know they were located here though, thats cool. I do hear the shop is also sorta expensive, but they're the best? What will their dyno tuning do for me? I'm not exactly sure what to ask for.... I want to help out my gas milage but also increase my performance for the most part. Do I just ask them to "tune" my car or what? and they'll soop it up? If you've worked with them before, or your friend, did he mention how much it costs?

jmmorgan82

i havent had any work done there yet, i do everything myself that i can. once it comes time to get a tune i will be goin there, i've heard it's around 500 for the first tune because of the computer chip that gets burned, but im not 100% on that

handyandy

Okay I'll give them a call. Isn't that a little TOO pricey? A ton of people on here say they get 4 dyno runs and a tune for around 100 bucks.

handyandy

Yeaaaa...550 for first tune, then you can come back if you have done some more mods for a retune at 250.. anyone is this too much for a tune?

droptoppony

if you don't already have a handheld tuner/chip then no its not expensive since you have to pay @$380 just for that...then figure another 100-200 to get the tune/dyno time.