Nelson Tune
01-31-2006, 09:03 AM
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Nelson is a damn good mail order tuner, if you want the best I would take it to him for a dyno tune, but any dyno tune if the tuner really knows what they are doing will net better results.
I would get a street tune then iron it out on the dyno. Thats what I plan to do once I get mine cleaned up with my wideband.
I would get a street tune then iron it out on the dyno. Thats what I plan to do once I get mine cleaned up with my wideband.
02-01-2006, 07:20 AM
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Actually, if you read your other Identicle post you will see i answered in detail!
Nothing comes close to a dyno tune.
HTH
Nothing comes close to a dyno tune.
HTH
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02-02-2006, 03:17 AM
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Originally Posted by SLOW 4.8
You Didnt Answer My Question,i Already Have A Tune,i Asked What Was Better, Amail Order Tune Or Taking It To A Shop To Have Tuned.TREVER
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