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02-19-2007, 10:14 PM
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Average tune..
Just wondering what the average tune costs. Where i'm from theres only one place that dyno tunes, and i'm just asking here so i don't get screwd. My setup is a stock H22, wanna run 6psi, DSM 450's, tuned on crome. I'm just looking for a ball park figure so if it's outrageous I can load my car up and go to another province. Don't flame, just need a little advice.
02-20-2007, 06:16 AM
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Re: (96vtecI4)
it all depends on the tuner and what program. I paied $250 (i think???) to get my ls-t tuned on crome. Now im getting another tune from Jeff evans for $600 on neptune + a race gas tune...but that includes the system
02-20-2007, 10:24 AM
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Usually around $150 an hour. Depending on the complexity of your setup and how well it's running when you get it there it could take 1 to many hours to tune.
I know of one local car that the tuner had on the dyno for like two days straight. That must have been spendy!
I know of one local car that the tuner had on the dyno for like two days straight. That must have been spendy!
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A wideband isnt a form of tuning, its a tool to aid you in tuning.
Get it tuned on a dyno(with a wideband) and never really have to worry about the tune again.
I think i paid about $450 for my tune including Neptune and about 90 minutes on the dyno and the install of a 3-bar.
Get it tuned on a dyno(with a wideband) and never really have to worry about the tune again.
I think i paid about $450 for my tune including Neptune and about 90 minutes on the dyno and the install of a 3-bar.
02-20-2007, 01:33 PM
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Re: (96vtecI4)
I street tuned my last car by myself with a Zeitronix WBo2. I just data logged a bunch of pulls, then went back and modified my maps etc.
I also tuned at the track. I would datalog a 1/4 mile run, then go back through and alter my maps accordingly. This method worked really well
I sold my wideband and EPROM burner though, so I am having someone else dyno tune my new setup. I should have never sold the zeitronix!!
I also tuned at the track. I would datalog a 1/4 mile run, then go back through and alter my maps accordingly. This method worked really well
I sold my wideband and EPROM burner though, so I am having someone else dyno tune my new setup. I should have never sold the zeitronix!!
02-20-2007, 02:14 PM
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02-20-2007, 02:54 PM
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Re: (96vtecI4)
id imagine close to 400-500 for dyno tuning, and somewhere around 200 or so for street tunin. i know when i dyno tuned my cars it was 250 for 2 hours of just the dyno, and it would have been more expensive if i had to pay atuner on top of that.
personally im gonna go to jeff evans for neptune, 600 for the program and tune is well worth it in my opinion
personally im gonna go to jeff evans for neptune, 600 for the program and tune is well worth it in my opinion
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