Help me find a tuner

AZ-370Z · 11-16-2020, 11:04 AM

Anyone passing through, let this be a lesson.

Be wary of the old-guard in any forum. It's ok to suggest someone go in a certain direction, and why. It's not ok however to say that any step in a direction other than what you recommend will result in catastrophe.

We should all avoid being so caught up talking with each other that we forget there's hundreds of people watching and absorbing information. Hyperbole is the death of discussion in a forum.

Back to the OP, you've dropped thousands of dollars into a build. The first step in an informed decision is to have a discussion with each of the tuners referenced here. You DESERVE to have their methodology explained to you. You DESERVE to come away with a sense of understanding of how the process should go. Then and only then, will you be able to make an informed decision. Anything less is the result of you outsourcing the decision-making process to strangers who claim to have your best interest at heart.

Outsourcing that process is what costs you a motor.

Spooler · 11-16-2020, 11:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AZ-370Z

Anyone passing through, let this be a lesson.

Be wary of the old-guard in any forum. It's ok to suggest someone go in a certain direction, and why. It's not ok however to say that any step in a direction other than what you recommend will result in catastrophe.

We should all avoid being so caught up talking with each other that we forget there's hundreds of people watching and absorbing information. Hyperbole is the death of discussion in a forum.

Back to the OP, you've dropped thousands of dollars into a build. The first step in an informed decision is to have a discussion with each of the tuners referenced here. You DESERVE to have their methodology explained to you. You DESERVE to come away with a sense of understanding of how the process should go. Then and only then, will you be able to make an informed decision. Anything less is the result of you outsourcing the decision-making process to strangers who claim to have your best interest at heart.

Outsourcing that process is what costs you a motor.

It's the old guard that has seen many a motor get popped and are very weary and careful about suggesting tuners. Do what ya like.

11-16-2020, 11:04 AM	#1 (permalink)
AZ-370Z Base Member Join Date: Jul 2018 Location: Arizona Posts: 52 Drives: '17 MB 6MT Sport Rep Power: 580	Anyone passing through, let this be a lesson. Be wary of the old-guard in any forum. It's ok to suggest someone go in a certain direction, and why. It's not ok however to say that any step in a direction other than what you recommend will result in catastrophe. We should all avoid being so caught up talking with each other that we forget there's hundreds of people watching and absorbing information. Hyperbole is the death of discussion in a forum. Back to the OP, you've dropped thousands of dollars into a build. The first step in an informed decision is to have a discussion with each of the tuners referenced here. You DESERVE to have their methodology explained to you. You DESERVE to come away with a sense of understanding of how the process should go. Then and only then, will you be able to make an informed decision. Anything less is the result of you outsourcing the decision-making process to strangers who claim to have your best interest at heart. Outsourcing that process is what costs you a motor. ByThaBay and husam2012 like this.

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