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Once you have enough mods to justify a tune, you bring it to a dyno shop, and they do it for you
I guess I should have worded that a little different. What programs are out there to tune these cars? Do you still have to remove a PROM or is there a piggy back set up that will let you tune wile everything is still in the car. I won't just buy a "chip" or have some one make one for a car they have never seen or driven. Mods would be simple stuff like heads, cam, intake and exhaust. No internal motor work.
and then you bring it to a dyno shop, they burn a chip, and install it in your ECM...
Whats so confusing about that?
Is it the user name that has you agitated? I can run a dyno, I can read a wide band, I can tune it myself. I am just trying to find out what program is being used to do the job. There isnt a dyno with in 300 miles of here that will have anything to do with burning a chip so I have had to learn it all my self. My 4th post and I am having to defend myself allready.
Is it the user name that has you agitated? I can run a dyno, I can read a wide band, I can tune it myself. I am just trying to find out what program is being used to do the job. There isnt a dyno with in 300 miles of here that will have anything to do with burning a chip so I have had to learn it all my self. My 4th post and I am having to defend myself allready.
maybe if you had put out ALL of the information up front, it wouldnt have happened
Is it the user name that has you agitated? I can run a dyno, I can read a wide band, I can tune it myself. I am just trying to find out what program is being used to do the job. There isnt a dyno with in 300 miles of here that will have anything to do with burning a chip so I have had to learn it all my self. My 4th post and I am having to defend myself allready.
Don't mind Adder, he is always like this. I have heard good things about Moats Quarter Horse, but have never used it. Other options are an Andersen PMS or a Tweecer.