NOVA/DC/MD - Z's & Coffee, Saturdays at 10AM in [WHERE?!], VA & Columbia, MD

Originally Posted by Z Stig

I'm interested, but I have no idea where the "pizza shop" is.
Sorry for my ignorance! I have done few mods to my Z. I have Jim Wolfe Pop chargers, but stock everything else... Will it be worth my while, or should I wait until I get an exhaust to do the tune?

Originally Posted by XwChriswX

It's up here in PA, not worth the drive for you yet Z.

I would say save your money and buy an exhaust first before a tune. It would help you yes, but you will get more for your money after you've done all the performance mods you want to do first, then tune.

Originally Posted by MyKindaGuise

1. This tune will clearly be done on a Dyno...Hence the reason I said we would be dynoing?lol and Etune can do everything a dyno tune can except you don't have to drive anywhere to dyno. I only say no to that for FI cars.

2. Like I said that was the publicly listed price for the forum. Not for any of this early on testing stuff. Prices may vary depending on interest.

3. Visconti will put just as much work and dedication into the platform. Trust me these guys aren't a joke.

4. No I cannot pm you those Dynos. Not until I get it approved by them. Mostly because they are still working with VVEL and VVT and want to really blow Uprev away.

Originally Posted by Z Stig

Thanks for the advice.

Originally Posted by XwChriswX

1. Ok, so like I said, Where is the dyno tuning being done? Will they bring a mobile dyno, cause that would be fun for a parking lot meet.

2. But there's going to be no credit for an UpRev person to crossover correct? So you're essentially going to be paying for 2 tunes...

3. Ok, they're the ones doing your FI tune too right? Or just your NA?

4. How about a rough ballpark figure? +10hp, +25hp, +50 hp??



Cheers!

Originally Posted by XwChriswX

It's up here in PA, not worth the drive for you yet Z.

I would say save your money and buy an exhaust first before a tune. It would help you yes, but you will get more for your money after you've done all the performance mods you want to do first, then tune.

Originally Posted by MyKindaGuise

And that right there is why etunes are great .

Oh man I just changed a part out. You data log and email the tuner the file, they make changes and email it back and your done. No travel, no huge scheduling wait.