Good Dyno Tune shop near Chicago?
02-02-2006, 03:30 AM
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Good Dyno Tune shop near Chicago?
Do any of you know a good dyno/tune shop in or near Chicago?
I have a K&N air charger and am about to put Borla axle-backs on and am thinking now that maybe a tune should be next on my list. (Someone on here said to beware that modding was addictive and never stops once you start spoke nothing but the truth!)
I was thinking of just sticking with the factory tune since I have the K&N AI and of course they say no tune needed, but now with the new Borla (not the stingers) axle-backs I'm thinking a little dyno tune might just be the next best thing for my baby ('06 satin silver convertible, auto, with all the interior upgrades, silver plenum cover, K&N AI, Borla axle-backs).
I would like to stick with either an 87 or 89 octane tune as I gave up my SUV to get away from premium fuel (and wisely went to a V8 'stang, hahaha!). How much of a boost do you all think I would get with a lower octane tune but with the mods I have? Also, how much should I expect to spend for a dyno tune like that?
I have a K&N air charger and am about to put Borla axle-backs on and am thinking now that maybe a tune should be next on my list. (Someone on here said to beware that modding was addictive and never stops once you start spoke nothing but the truth!)
I was thinking of just sticking with the factory tune since I have the K&N AI and of course they say no tune needed, but now with the new Borla (not the stingers) axle-backs I'm thinking a little dyno tune might just be the next best thing for my baby ('06 satin silver convertible, auto, with all the interior upgrades, silver plenum cover, K&N AI, Borla axle-backs).
I would like to stick with either an 87 or 89 octane tune as I gave up my SUV to get away from premium fuel (and wisely went to a V8 'stang, hahaha!). How much of a boost do you all think I would get with a lower octane tune but with the mods I have? Also, how much should I expect to spend for a dyno tune like that?
02-02-2006, 12:44 PM
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RE: Good Dyno Tune shop near Chicago?
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Do any of you know a good dyno/tune shop in or near Chicago?
I have a K&N air charger and am about to put Borla axle-backs on and am thinking now that maybe a tune should be next on my list. (Someone on here said to beware that modding was addictive and never stops once you start spoke nothing but the truth!)
I was thinking of just sticking with the factory tune since I have the K&N AI and of course they say no tune needed, but now with the new Borla (not the stingers) axle-backs I'm thinking a little dyno tune might just be the next best thing for my baby ('06 satin silver convertible, auto, with all the interior upgrades, silver plenum cover, K&N AI, Borla axle-backs).
I would like to stick with either an 87 or 89 octane tune as I gave up my SUV to get away from premium fuel (and wisely went to a V8 'stang, hahaha!). How much of a boost do you all think I would get with a lower octane tune but with the mods I have? Also, how much should I expect to spend for a dyno tune like that?
Do any of you know a good dyno/tune shop in or near Chicago?
I have a K&N air charger and am about to put Borla axle-backs on and am thinking now that maybe a tune should be next on my list. (Someone on here said to beware that modding was addictive and never stops once you start spoke nothing but the truth!)
I was thinking of just sticking with the factory tune since I have the K&N AI and of course they say no tune needed, but now with the new Borla (not the stingers) axle-backs I'm thinking a little dyno tune might just be the next best thing for my baby ('06 satin silver convertible, auto, with all the interior upgrades, silver plenum cover, K&N AI, Borla axle-backs).
I would like to stick with either an 87 or 89 octane tune as I gave up my SUV to get away from premium fuel (and wisely went to a V8 'stang, hahaha!). How much of a boost do you all think I would get with a lower octane tune but with the mods I have? Also, how much should I expect to spend for a dyno tune like that?
Im not sure if you need to buy a handheld tuner from them in order to dyno. I havent priced that stuff out yet.
they are also a part of chicagoland mustang club. Forums here
02-03-2006, 01:44 AM
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RE: Good Dyno Tune shop near Chicago?
two places 1st in addison street stuff. I used them second was streetinc.com i hear they are excellent as well. if your looking to go through a dealer try sessler ford in libertyville they do all roush add ons they all hooked me up many times.
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