any opinions on payn technologys in mich
12-22-2001, 11:05 PM
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any opinions on payn technologys in mich
I was thinking about getting some work their just want to make sure its a good shop. By the way I was thinking about internal engine stuff not a swap. Thanks
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12-22-2001, 11:11 PM
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Re: any opinions on payn technologys in mich (Halive)
I would like to know also...I need to get my hondata tuned there.....too bad it is so frickin far away! WI needs a damn good shop.
Give me 4 years. I am going to school for my ASE certification now(takes 2 years). Me and one of my friends have pretty much decided on opening a hardcore performance shop, where quality is the number one priority.
Give me 4 years. I am going to school for my ASE certification now(takes 2 years). Me and one of my friends have pretty much decided on opening a hardcore performance shop, where quality is the number one priority.
12-23-2001, 01:06 AM
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Re: any opinions on payn technologys in mich (Halive)
No **** tell me about it. Do you know how far the shop is from brookfield? Iam just hopping that this shop is pretty good so I dont have to drive even longer. Take care
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12-23-2001, 07:53 AM
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Re: any opinions on payn technologys in mich (Halive)
Well...according to yahoo maps it is 364 miles from my house, and you will probably have to add about 30-40 miles to that if you are located in brookfield! Damn, that is a long *** drive. 
12-23-2001, 12:41 PM
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Re: any opinions on payn technologys in mich (Halive)
when do you plan on taking the trip? How much did they say its gonna cost to get your hondata tunned? Did you buy it from them to begin with ? Take care
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Re: any opinions on payn technologys in mich (Halive)
I am planning on going in may, after I install my turbo kit. From what the payne guy told me it is $190/hr to get my hondata tuned on a dyno and using a wideband O2 sensor! 
12-24-2001, 03:43 AM
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Re: any opinions on payn technologys in mich (Halive)
holy ****!!! that seems high. Does that include dyno time? Cause the guy told me he would have to drive my car somewhere they dont have a dyno on the grounds. Anyone else have an opinion on this shop.
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Re: any opinions on payn technologys in mich (Halive)
My b20vtec was built by Payn. They know what they're doing. The tech(Kevin) used to work at a nearby Honda dealer. I have the Hondata stage 3 setup and, so far, have made 210whp and 158wtq(mustang dyno). Still have some tuning to do.
The dyno(mustang dynomometer) facility they've been using isn't far from them. Only 10 minutes form their shop. Not every tuner has a dyno in-house. They're also one of the few places in the country that actually does Hondata tuning, I believe. They aren't cheap, but, they are very knowledgeable.
"$190/hr to get my hondata tuned on a dyno and using a wideband O2 sensor!" This tells me it does "include" dyno time... unless i'm missing something.
Hope this helps,
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The dyno(mustang dynomometer) facility they've been using isn't far from them. Only 10 minutes form their shop. Not every tuner has a dyno in-house. They're also one of the few places in the country that actually does Hondata tuning, I believe. They aren't cheap, but, they are very knowledgeable.
"$190/hr to get my hondata tuned on a dyno and using a wideband O2 sensor!" This tells me it does "include" dyno time... unless i'm missing something.
Hope this helps,
Jeff
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12-24-2001, 11:01 PM
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Re: any opinions on payn technologys in mich (Halive)
well they might just mean you have to pay them 190 plus pay the place that the dyno was at. But anywho I think Iam taking my business there. Thanks for the help
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